Housing Issue 2025
Oneida Hall to undergo major renovations
Oneida Hall, a residence building in College-in-the-Woods that housed first-year students, will undergo a critical renovation project and is expected to reopen for the fall 2026 semester. The building was shut down...
Housing Issue 2025
Super occupancy housing persists amid ongoing campus construction
As another fall semester begins, living in super occupancy housing continues to be an issue for some Binghamton University first-year residents. Residential Life defines super occupancy housing as a temporary arrangement of...
Housing Issue 2025
New 350-bed residence hall in Mountainview under construction
The University has begun construction on a new 350-bed residence hall to be located between College-in-the-Woods and Mountainview College. Grace Hall, the newest addition to the Mountainview College living community, will feature...
Housing Issue 2025
Community art hubs for students living downtown
Downtown Binghamton was illuminated from building to pavement last weekend at the LUMA festival. Artwork was projected across stone faces as students and families alike filled the streets. However, LUMA is just...
Housing Issue 2025
A guide to getting involved with your living comunity
Binghamton University’s living communities aren’t just places to sleep and study. They’re hubs of tradition, community building and fun activities. Whether you live in Newing College, Dickinson Community, College-in-the-Woods, Mountainview College, Hinman...
Housing Issue 2025
Binghamton's dining halls ranked
The dining halls on Binghamton University’s campus are a notoriously hot debate among students. While each offers its own unique selection of rotating items and everyday staples, every dining hall has benefits...
Housing Issue 2025
Essential stores for off-campus students
Moving off campus can be stressful. While it’s exciting to learn what it’s like to live in an off-campus environment and experience the freedoms of young adult life, pulling away from the...
Community
CHOW recieves $1.5 million grant to expand food donations
The Broome County Council of Churches received a $1.5 million grant from New York State’s Food Access Expansion Program that will allow its Community Hunger Outreach Warehouse to provide chef-prepared frozen meals...
Community
NAACP holds town hall to discuss renaming Columbus Park
At a tense town hall meeting on Tuesday, community members debated whether Columbus Park in the City of Binghamton should be renamed. The town hall was hosted by the Broome Tioga chapter...
Campus News
Binghamton University named on Forbes' Top 25 Public Colleges list
For the first time, Binghamton University is ranked on Forbes’ “Top 25 Public Colleges” list. BU was the only public college or university in New York to make it on the list....