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Regeneron holds panel and networking dinner for students with disabilities
Regeneron, a biotechnology company, teamed up with Binghamton University’s Neurodiversity Club this week to host a panel spotlighting the company’s ASPIRE-DI program, which promotes accessibility for those with disabilities in the workplace....
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Some faculty members present letter to Faculty Senate in support of student protesters, academic freedom
University administration’s response to student protests and the Peace Quad encampment last semester drew criticism from several faculty members, who presented a letter to the Faculty Senate this Tuesday advocating for the...
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Alpha Omega Epsilon hosts Watson's Got Talent
The Thomas J. Watson College of Engineering & Applied Science talent show, hosted by Alpha Omega Epsilon, a professional and social engineering sorority, made a comeback for the first time since 2019...
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Bike Co-op moved from space in University Union
The Bike Co-op, a student-run organization that builds community around a love for bikes, has been relocated from its space in the Binghamton University Union. Formerly located across from Dunkin’ in University...
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Anti-apartheid activist holds talk on campus
Anti-apartheid activist Bonita Bennett held a talk called “Beyond Static Monuments: A Cape Town Story” with Binghamton University’s Institute for Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention this past Wednesday. Bennett was the executive...
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Nova music festival survivors share their stories
Two survivors from the Oct. 7 Nova music festival attack shared their stories with Binghamton University students on Wednesday evening. The event — hosted by Hillel at Binghamton and the BU Zionist...
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Ukrainian-American writer holds talk on her book inspired by family heritage
Megan Buskey, a Ukrainian-American writer, visited Binghamton University on Thursday to discuss her book, “Ukraine is Not Dead Yet: A Family History of Exile and Return.” The book, which won the 2024...
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State Sen. Webb, local groups host food and housing insecurity panel at BU
A panel discussion joined by New York State Sen. Lea Webb to discuss housing and food insecurity in upstate New York was held this past Thursday at Binghamton University. Organized by the...
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Feminist Collective's organizes Red Zone week
The Feminist Collective hosted a variety of events over the past week as part of their Red Zone programming to spread awareness about sexual assault on campus. The week’s itinerary of events...
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Chabad hosts Let HERE be Light festival
Chabad at Binghamton hosted a traveling festival on Thursday evening to celebrate Jewish life on campus through music and art while remembering the lives of the six hostages killed by Hamas last...