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Speaking negatively of people after they die may still be morally harmful
David Boonin, a philosophy professor at the University of Colorado Boulder, spoke at Binghamton University about the way in which humans can potentially harm each other after death. Boonin’s work as a...
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Binghamton University to construct Living Building at Nuthatch Hollow Nature Preserve
An open house was held at the Nuthatch Hollow Nature Preserve on Oct. 15 to begin the planning process for the Living Building Project, a reconstruction of the current structure on the...
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Stonewall Mixers aim to connect graduate students, faculty
Since opening its doors for the first time this semester, The LGBTQ Center at Binghamton University has been developing its presence on campus by taking steps to bolster BU’s LGBTQ community. Its...
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First sorority at BU holds reunion to reconnect
Delta Tau, the first sorority at Binghamton University, held its first reunion this weekend for alumnae to reconnect and reminisce about formals, pledging moments and bonds made over 30 years ago. Sisters...
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President of Sierra Club talks environmental advocacy at BU
On Thursday evening, Aaron Mair, the president of the national Sierra Club and a Binghamton University alum, delivered a speech, “Deeper Shade of Green: the Binghamton Intellectual Roots of an Environmental Justice...
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Noted photojournalist speaks at BU art museum
Ira Block, a world-renowned photojournalist, spoke at the Binghamton University Art Museum on Thursday evening to discuss his new photo series, “Baseball in Cuba: A Photographic Essay by Ira Block.” Block has...
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Bartle hosts annual discount book sale
Beginning Thursday, Oct. 13, the Binghamton University’s annual book sale, located in the East Reading Room of Glenn G. Bartle Library, has been offering shoppers the opportunity to purchase classic works of...
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To broaden research interests, BU seeks to add sixth Transdisciplinary Area of Excellence
Submissions opened on Oct. 7 for Binghamton University faculty to present their proposals for BU’s sixth Transdisciplinary Area of Excellence (TAE). In 2012, the University launched a new initiative to begin investing...
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Insomnia Cookies to open in Vestal
Insomnia Cookies, a company which specializes in delivering warm cookies right to the doorstep, will be opening a store in Vestal this fall. The company was created by Seth Berkowitz in his...
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Research examines elasticity of human skin
Binghamton University assistant professor biomedical engineering Guy German tested the physical limits of skin in his study regarding skin mechanics. With his research, German said he is looking to discover the physical...