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HackBU encourages students to connect, learn new technology
In 24 hours, a singular idea can become an entire coded and completed program. At HackBU, an annual hackathon event held at Binghamton University, more than 350 students from across the Northeast...
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TEDxBinghamtonUniversity selects Jonathan Caputo as student speaker
TEDx at Binghamton University is back for another year of presentations from individuals across the country, including this year’s chosen student speaker, Jonathan Caputo, a junior triple-majoring in psychology, philosophy and Italian....
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Police Watch: January 28, 2019
The following reports were provided by Investigator Robert Meddleton of Binghamton’s New York State University Police. Pushed two spaces TUESDAY, Jan. 22, 1:41 p.m. — An officer responded to Parking Lot M4...
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University prepares to potentially replace Blackboard
With Binghamton University’s contract with Blackboard expiring in December 2020, the Center for Learning and Teaching (CLT) is testing three new learning management systems to potentially replace it. The three systems being...
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BU receives $30 million in state funding to complete Health Sciences Campus
With an extra $30 million in funding from New York state, Binghamton University is on its way to completing the Health Sciences Campus in Johnson City. The funding, which will help complete...
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Government shutdown impacts research, resources
After 35 days, the longest federal government shutdown in United States history is over, but its impacts on Binghamton University’s campus remain. The shutdown, which began in December after Congress and President...
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Citizenship, Rights and Cultural Belonging Transdisciplinary Area of Excellence to host welcome reception
The Citizenship, Rights and Cultural Belonging Transdisciplinary Area of Excellence (TAE) is holding a meeting this week in hopes of adding more people to its group and expanding its research focuses. The...
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Charlottesville councilman discusses problematic legacies
In 2017, a debate erupted at Binghamton University over the name of the Thomas J. Watson School of Engineering. On Thursday, Wes Bellamy, a politician from Charlottesville, Virginia who previously proposed legislation...
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OCCT considers charging students who vomit on blue buses
Binghamton University’s Off Campus College Transport (OCCT) may begin charging students for vomiting on the blue buses starting next academic year. According to Glenell Jaquez, public relations coordinator for OCCT and a...
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Alumni facilitate connections through groups, meetups
Over the past several years, Binghamton University’s alumni base has been maintaining its Bearcat heritage in various metropolitan areas like Buffalo and New York City. With the University’s support, these areas have...