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City Council passes resolution calling for investigation into former police chief
Last week, the Binghamton City Council unanimously passed a resolution condemning former Binghamton Police Chief Joseph Zikuski and calling for further investigation into his conduct. A report released earlier this month found...
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New student organization seeks to elevate Asian representation in business
A new organization at Binghamton University seeks to promote Asian representation in the business community. The Asian Business Collective is one of the University’s newest organizations and was founded this year by...
Community
Residents voice concern over increased funding for the Broome County Sheriff's Office
Last Thursday, the Broome County Legislature hosted a public hearing to discuss next year’s proposed budget, where several residents got up to publicly oppose increased funding for the Broome County Jail. If...
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Binghamton resident places second on 'Jeopardy!'
Last week, Nicholas Petrilli, a Binghamton resident and employee at Tioga Downs Casino Resort, came in second place on the popular game show Jeopardy! Petrilli faced off against two other contestants —...
Community
Mayor Kraham's administration to explore expanding passenger rail service to Binghamton
In a recent mayoral debate, Mayor Jared Kraham said his administration was exploring ways to implement passenger rail service in the Greater Binghamton area. During the debate, hosted by the League of...
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Binghamton City School District receives state grant to fund Dolly Parton Imagination Library services
The New York State Library awarded $15,000 to the Binghamton City School District to fund a partnership with Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library. The Imagination Library is a nonprofit organization that mails books...
Campus News
I-GMAP hosts second installation of visiting practitioners program
The Institute for Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention hosted a former U.S. State Department deputy ambassador for a lecture earlier this month as part of this semester’s visiting practitioner program. The talk,...
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Q Center hosts Queer Youth Conference featuring former 'Drag Race' competitor
The Q Center invited more than 70 local middle and high school students to Binghamton University for an all-day event last Tuesday aimed at helping LGBTQ+ youth and allies find community. Mrs....
Community
Local activist group explores opening a University chapter
A local progressive activist group is exploring the possibility of opening a student chapter at Binghamton University. Indivisible Binghamton is one of over 2,000 chapters across the United States working to “elect...
Community
Sen. Lea Webb '04 to allocate $815,000 to Southern Door Community Land Trust
State Sen. Lea Webb ‘04 announced that the Southern Door Community Land Trust will receive $815,000 in state funding to build affordable housing units in Broome County by the end of 2026....