Community
Town-Gown Advisory Board to meet for first time in October
Binghamton University’s Town-Gown Advisory Board hopes to further bridge the gap between campus and the community, starting at their first meeting lined up for Tuesday, Oct. 3. The board, the first of...
Campus News
Chabad celebrates Binghamton Legacy Torah with parade
The Rohr Chabad Center for Jewish Student Life celebrated the induction of a new Torah scroll with a welcoming celebration and parade from University Union to the Chabad House on Sunday afternoon. Dubbed...
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UPD trains faculty for active shooter situation
The demonstration of an active shooter situation, organized by Madeline Bay, deputy chief of police at Binghamton University’s New York State University Police, simulated what an active shooter situation would be like...
Police Watch
Police Watch: 9/17
The following accounts were provided by Investigator Patrick Reilly of Binghamton’s New York State University Police. Parking ticket provokes drama MONDAY, Sept. 11, 2:12 p.m. — A Transportation and Parking Services (TAPS)...
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Cost of attendance defined by 14 fees
At the beginning of each semester, students across Binghamton University receive notifications indicating a new bill statement is available in QuikPAY, the University’s online billing and payment system. A number of charges...
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Over 130 employers recruit at Job Fair
Standing in the midst of suits and pencil skirts, the sound of rustling résumés and corporate conversation filled the Events Center at the Job and Internship Fair on Thursday. According to Denise...
News
‘Do yourself a favor and never ever ever silence your pain’: Kevin Hines, who survived jump from Golden Gate, brings mental health message to campus
Of the approximately 2,000 people who have jumped off the Golden Gate Bridge, only 36 have survived. One of them, Kevin Hines, came to the Mandela Room on Thursday evening to share...
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Campus community commemorates 9/11
On Sept. 11, 2001, 15 Binghamton University alumni lost their lives. Sixteen years later, student organizations memorialized the victims, hosting a good-deed marathon and planting 2,996 small American flags along the Spine....
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Snapchat takeovers spotlight student, alumni lives
You’re likely to catch a glimpse of the life of your classmate, your professor or an alumnus on Binghamton University’s social media through the Snapchat Takeover program. Through the initiative, individuals and...