Community
Forum continues discussion on Broome County opioid epidemic
Congresswoman Claudia Tenney (R-22) held a forum to discuss the effects of the Broome County opioid epidemic on Tuesday night. The forum, held in Symposium Hall at the Center of Excellence at...
Community
Stenger discusses economic impact of new health science campus at town hall
Local residents joined the Binghamton University School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences (SOPPS) faculty and staff last week at a town hall to discuss the economic impacts of Binghamton University’s new Health...
Campus News
Stenger condemns second racist incident
Another racist depiction was found in a bathroom in Onondaga Hall on Sunday, according to a B-Line News Addition sent shortly after 5 p.m. on Monday. The discovery came just three days...
Campus News
Student groups volunteer at garbage clean up for first annual Gandhi Day
The first annual Gandhi Day of Service at Binghamton University was held Saturday, drawing in a crowd of over 50 students to participate in a garbage cleanup at nearby Aqua-Terra Wilderness Area....
SUNY News
SUNY Board of Trustees votes to extend in-state tuition to Puerto Ricans, U.S. Virgin Islanders
Following a call to action by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, the SUNY Board of Trustees voted on Friday to extend in-state tuition to students from Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands for the...
Speakers
Amy Dacey '93 speaks on experience in human rights politics
Former CEO of the Democratic National Committee and Binghamton University alumna Amy Dacey, ‘93, spoke on Thursday afternoon about her experience in U.S. politics and her time on campus. Dacey, who double-majored...
Community
Community reenacts 1913 women's suffrage march
Five years earlier, in 1913, a march advocating for suffrage was held in the city of Binghamton, but women weren’t granted the right to vote statewide until 1917. Suffrage wasn’t passed nationally...
Police Watch
Police Watch: 10/9
The following accounts were provided by Investigator Patrick Reilly of Binghamton’s New York State University Police. Mud found in bathrooms WEDNESDAY, Oct. 4, 10:49 a.m. — An employee in Academic Building A...
Community
Paint the Town Purple raises awareness for domestic violence
With activities ranging from painting rocks purple to singing along with a cappella groups, the Crime Victims Assistance Center held its annual Paint the Town Purple event at the Peacemaker’s Stage in...
Greek Life
Sororities vie for spot on campus
Currently, BU has 53 Greek life organizations and comprises roughly 15 percent of the student population. Of those organizations, only six are NPC sororities, which are primarily social. The remaining sororities have...