Campus News
I-GMAP professor launches book in virtual presentation
Kerry Whigham, assistant professor at Binghamton University’s Institute for Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention (I-GMAP), launched his new book in a virtual presentation on Thursday. Whigham’s “Resonant Violence: Affect, Memory and Activism...
Campus News
Binghamton Art Club gets preliminary SA charter
The Binghamton Art Club recently gained a preliminary charter from the Student Association (SA), aiming to be Binghamton University’s newest outlet for creative minds. Binghamton Art Club co-presidents Lila Pomerantz, a sophomore...
Community
BU student dies after battle with cancer
Kelli Russo, a senior majoring in integrative neuroscience, has died, according to a recent B-Line announcement. A B-Line announcement Thursday morning stated Russo had died in her home near Albany, survived by...
Campus News
BU professor amends syllabus policy amid complaint
A Binghamton University sociology professor has recently come under fire for a policy in her course syllabus. Ana Maria Candela, an assistant professor in the sociology department, wrote in the syllabus for...
Student Association
Financial Literacy for the Youth gets SA charter
A new club, Financial Literacy for the Youth (FLY), was recently approved as a chartered club by the Binghamton University Student Association (SA). The club received its official SA-chartered status on Feb....
Campus News
Bartle Library third floor renovations continue
Renovations are still underway on the third floor of the Glenn G. Bartle Library. The third floor of the Bartle Library has been off-limits since the renovations began last fall. The construction...
Campus News
Harpur College to add digital and data studies minor
Binghamton University’s oldest college has a new minor launching this fall. Students in the Harpur College of Arts and Sciences will soon have the option to add a digital and data studies...
Campus News
Title IX Office develops new presentation
Students now have a new way to learn about resources offered by Binghamton University’s Title IX Office. According to a recent Dateline announcement, the University’s Title IX Office has created a presentation...
Campus News
BU expands quarantine and isolation housing
Over winter break, Binghamton University expanded its isolation and quarantine housing in response to rising COVID-19 cases. The University now has 320 beds available to students who would like to remain on...
Science & Research
Local sixth grader works with BU students to develop invention
Students from the Thomas J. Watson College of Engineering and Applied Science are helping to turn an invention from a local sixth grader into reality. Delaney Dixon, a local sixth grader, and...