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Students and faculty discuss summer archaeological excavations
Students and faculty gathered in late August to meet and discuss their summer’s archaeological research work. The talk was hosted by the Departments of Anthropology and Middle Eastern and Ancient Mediterranean Studies....
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Charlie Kirk, right-wing activist and social media personality, dead at 31
Charlie Kirk, right-wing activist and founder of Turning Point USA, died at age 31 on Wednesday in an apparent assassination. During an event at Utah Valley University, Kirk was answering questions from...
Campus News
Stenger ends Road Map initiative in 'necessary step' for new presidency
As Binghamton University President Harvey Stenger prepares to step down after nearly 14 years at the helm, his signature initiative designed to improve and expand the campus community will also come to...
Community
Binghamton City Council fails to approve funding transfer to the city's fire department
The Binghamton City Council failed to approve a plan to transfer $357,685 in federal funds to the city’s fire department last week. Mayor Jared Kraham held a press conference the following day,...
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Feminist Collective boosts awareness of sexual violence in annual 'Red Zone' week
The Feminist Collective hosted a series of events last week to inform and educate students about the “Red Zone,” a period of time where the majority of sexual assaults on college campuses...
Community
'Bell-to-bell' ban on cell phones in K-12 schools goes into effect
As the K-12 academic year begins, students will now be prohibited from using their cell phones during the school day under a new state policy. Passed as part of the state’s 2025-2026...
Community
Federal appeals court rules in favor of Binghamton City School District over 2019 strip search case
A federal appeals court ruled in favor of the Binghamton City School District over a 2019 incident where four middle schoolers were allegedly strip searched for suspected possession of an illegal substance...
Community
Mayor Kraham's proposed crackdown on illicit cannabis sales faces uncertain future
Nearly a year after Mayor Jared Kraham proposed a law cracking down on illegal cannabis sales, the Binghamton City Council appears divided on whether to move forward with tougher enforcement. Unveiled last...
Community
'Workers Over Billionaires' protestors march down Court Street in Labor Day rally
Residents from across the Southern Tier gathered in Downtown Binghamton on Monday afternoon as part of a nationwide rally to show solidarity with workers and organized labor. Protesters stood along Court Street...
Campus News
University adopts Genetec Security Center platform for streamlined surveillance
Binghamton University has partnered with Genetec, a Montreal-based surveillance solutions company, to streamline capabilities and integrate its security systems into a single interface. The company offers a variety of services, including video...