Science & Research
History professor nominated for Lincoln Prize
Diane Miller Sommerville, an associate professor of history at Binghamton University, has written millions of words on America’s bloodiest war. But this time around, her book, “Aberration of Mind: Suicide and Suffering...
Campus News
'Healthy Relationships 101' aims to inform, educate students on avoiding abuse
With Valentine’s Day in full swing, the Multicultural Resource Center (MRC) held a workshop on Monday to teach students how to avoid abusive relationships and build healthy ones. The event was organized...
Police Watch
Police Watch: February 14, 2019
The following reports were provided by Investigator Robert Meddleton of Binghamton’s New York State University Police. Speeding while suspended FRIDAY, Feb. 8, 1:57 p.m. — An officer traveling on West Access Road...
Campus News
Why do establishment Democrats railroad progressives?
Following the 2018 midterm elections, many people celebrated the diversity of representatives elected to Congress — a record number of women including the first Muslim women, the first Native American women and...
Community
Community activists talk tenants rights, renters' issues
Students and local residents throughout Binghamton are searching for safe and affordable housing as the city adjusts to a changing real estate market and economic environment. On Thursday night, a group organizing...
Campus News
HackBU aims to provide networking opportunities, become more open to beginning coders
The sixth annual 24-hour HackBU hackathon took place this weekend, giving the opportunity for Binghamton University students and students across the Northeast to demonstrate their hacking skills. The hackathon, which took place...
Campus News
Road salt could impact Binghamton University's yellow-spotted salamanders
Every February and March, yellow-spotted salamanders migrate from College-in-the-Woods to the Nature Preserve. But with the amount of snow that has accumulated at Binghamton University this winter, the salamanders may face a...
Campus News
Panel discusses incarceration, prison reform in the United States
According to the World Prison Brief, the United States has the highest incarceration rate in the world, a statistic that students and faculty discussed on Thursday in the Mandela Room. The talk,...
Campus News
Immigration workshop highlights realities of migrants' lives
On Thursday, Jan. 31, approximately 30 students gathered to discuss the United States-Mexico border and immigration from Central America. The workshop, organized by the Latin American Student Union (LASU), was titled “Everyone...
News
Fleishman Center launches VMock for resume reviews
Students looking to improve their résumés will now have access to VMock, an online program sponsored by the Fleishman Center for Career and Professional Development, which provides résumé reviews and critiques 24...