Campus News

Ginsberg wins EVP special election, according to preliminary results

In yet another twist to this year’s campuswide election, the candidate who appeared to lose last month’s race for executive vice president won a rematch in a special election, according to unofficial...


Campus News

Following federal reversal on student visas, all 46 SUNY students, including five at BU, see legal status restored

Following an abrupt reversal by the Trump administration on Friday, the five students whose student visas were revoked have had their legal statuses restored, a University spokesperson told Pipe Dream on Monday....


Campus News

Feminist Collective raises sexual assault awareness in annual 'Take Back the Night' rally

Students rallied in front of the Pegasus statue on the Spine last Thursday to raise awareness about sexual assault, marking an annual tradition as part of an ongoing fight to “Take Back...


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Joint Grievance Board delivers ruling in University Council representative race

The Joint Grievance Board on Thursday delivered its second ruling in less than a month in the contested campuswide race for University Council representative. The board met on April 17 to hear...


Community

Lawsuit filed by activist groups claim state officials are “stonewalling necessary climate action"

Several activist groups recently filed a lawsuit against the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation over its alleged failure to release new climate regulations. The lawsuit, filed in the Albany County...


Campus News

Thurgood Marshall Pre-Law Society holds rally addressing mental health in the Black community

The Thurgood Marshall Pre-Law Society held a protest on Wednesday centered around Black mental health. The rally highlighted the stigma Black individuals often face while seeking mental health support and fostered conversation...


Campus News

University holds annual Earth Day Festival and EcoBlitz event to promote sustainability

Student organizations, research groups and local partners gathered on campus for Binghamton University’s annual Earth Day Festival and EcoBlitz over the weekend. Held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the Peace...


Campus News

History Department hosts journalist for annual Schrieber lecture

The history department hosted Rick Perlstein, a historian and journalist from Chicago, for the sixteenth annual Shriber Lecture on Thursday. Held in the Innovative Technologies Complex’s Symposium Hall, the lecture focused on...


Campus News

Binghamton University receives Campus Sustainability Achievement Award

Earlier this month, Binghamton University received a 2025 Campus Sustainability Achievement Award from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education, founded in 2005 to promote sustainability on college campuses....


Campus News

Video Game Association brings home victory from Spring Showdown invitational

Binghamton University’s Video Game Association brought home a major victory at the Eastern College Athletic Conference Spring Showdown invitational, outperforming dozens of universities across the East Coast. After hours of weekly late-night...


Community

Questions emerge about proposed bike-share initiative

In November, a fundraising solicitation for a proposed bike-share program in Broome County arrived in Pipe Dream’s inbox, which several other local businesses received. The email listed two local officials as “current...


Campus News

Surgeon speaks to campus community about 12-day mission in Gaza

Dr. Mohamed Elfar, a board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon, shared his firsthand account of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza with students last week. The talk was hosted by the Arab Student Association...


Campus News

Harpur's Ferry wins New York State EMS award for innovation in patient care

Harpur’s Ferry, the University’s student-operated ambulance service, received the New York State EMS Innovation Award for Clinical Delivery Innovations last October. The award recognizes “innovations in clinical practices that are leading to...


Campus News

Binghamton Policy Project unveils proposals at second-annual Blueprint Party

The Binghamton Policy Project, an organization that provides students with a space to propose solutions to policy issues, hosted its second-annual Blueprint Party on Tuesday. The event celebrated the publication of its...


Campus News

Campus, community organizations hold 'Know your Rights' event

Under the Trump administration’s immigration policies, many student visa holders face an uncertain and anxious future in the United States. To address some of these worries, a “Know Your Rights” event informed...


Community

Maryam's Taste of Halal receives violation after cannabis products found

State officials issued a violation to Maryam’s Taste of Halal after finding cannabis products during an investigation last week, Binghamton Mayor Jared Kraham announced on X. He added that a number of...


Campus News

Speech and Debate team takes first place at the National Debate Tournament

Earlier this month, a pair of Binghamton University students won first place at the 79th National Debate Tournament, the first ever from a college or university in New York. Debate partners Eli...


Community

Local pool facilities to be renamed in honor of 12-year-old girl killed in 2022

Three years after her tragic death, a local pool will be renamed to honor Aliza Spencer, a 12-year-old girl killed on April 21, 2022 after she was struck by a bullet while...


Campus News

BU senior named to ALL In Campus Democracy Challenge Student Voting Honor Roll

To recognize achievements in growing voter registration and turnout efforts among college students, the ALL In Campus Democracy Challenge selected a Binghamton University student for their Student Voting Honor Roll. Jenna Vallone,...