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Faculty learns to integrate technology across SUNY campuses
A new project coming to Binghamton University aims to help professors bring their classrooms into the 21st century through the incorporation of technology. Mobile apps, social media and citation management were some...
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Second-language, native speakers pair up for worldy conversation
Finding a foreign language class at Binghamton University is not hard; students can take courses in Russian, Italian, Korean and many more. But sometimes, the challenge comes from practicing English. That is...
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Conrad Taylor begins four-year-term as Binghamton City Council Representative
BU sophomore addresses blighted housing, problems with infrastructure on the North Side and Downtown ...
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POLICE WATCH: February 9, 2015
Stacks Stolen THURSDAY, Feb. 4, 9:15 p.m. — A woman called the University Police Department to Glenn G. Bartle Library to report her wallet missing, said Investigator Patrick Reilly of Binghamton’s New...
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Gay rights activist describes life as a religious minority in the Middle East
As a gay, Christian man who lives in Israel, Jonathan Elkhoury describes himself as a minority within a minority. But according to him, his unique perspective enables him to see the world...
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Local history gets preserved with digitalization of old photos, documents
A group of Binghamton University administrators, professors and students are digging through Binghamton’s past in order to uncover the history of the Southern Tier. The Past 2 Future project is seeking letters,...
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Tamasha shines bright lights on Indian culture
The Watters Theatre stage was filled with bright lights, hip-hop routines, sparkling outfits, a cappella performances and classical dances on Saturday night as part of the Indian International Student Union’s (IISU) annual...
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Second candidate for LGBTQ Center director presents ideas for inclusive path forward
Binghamton University’s search for the new LGBTQ Center’s founding director continued on Friday afternoon with a presentation by the second of four candidates. Khristian Kemp-DeLisser earned his doctorate in educational policy and...
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BU bicyclists to travel cross country to build houses for those in need
A small group of Binghamton University students and alumni are putting pedal to the metal to raise money and awareness for affordable housing by biking from coast to coast. Five BU-affiliated participants...
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Students bring past assault to light
Five days have passed since three Binghamton University students were attacked on Hawley street — a case that went unreported to the student body. Since then, other students have come forward to...