Student Association

SA election results remain unofficial as grievances are processed

2,039 students have spoken. The 2023-24 Student Association (SA) executive board is all but confirmed, as the Binghamton University council representative race remains contested. The campus-wide election took place Sunday, March 12...


Community

Binghamton begins annual entrepreneurship competition

The 2023 BLDC-EAP Business Plan Competition is officially underway. The annual Business Plan Competition is now the longest-running competitive business plan event in the Greater Binghamton area as it goes into its...


Campus News

NARCAN introduced in campus-wide stations

Naloxone, a medicine used to treat opioid overdoses — commonly referred to as NARCAN — is now available on campus. For the past four years, the Binghamton University Opioid Overdose Prevention Program...


Campus News

Grammy nominee discusses creativity with students

A Grammy-nominated visual artist, animator and musician discussed his creative process with students this past Monday. The Student Design Agency (SDA) hosted Jesse Kanda, known for his album covers with musicians like...


Community

Binghamton Freedom Trail's first marker revealed

The Binghamton Freedom Trail has begun, with its first marker revealed. The marker was unveiled on the morning of March 10, Harriet Tubman day. With the first marker placed in front of...


Local Business Issue 2023

Happy Pappi brings Venezuelan dishes to Binghamton

Happy Pappi Arepas Bar has been adding a new flavor to the Binghamton area since its opening in October. Luis Carrillo began serving arepas in his food cart on Collier Street near...


Local Business Issue 2023

Tom's Coffee Cards & Gifts emphasizes community and creativity

Of all the buildings on Binghamton’s Main Street, one of them certainly sticks out. Tom’s Coffee Cards & Gifts, with its eccentric pink and blue exterior, is one of a kind. The...


Local Business Issue 2023

The small businesses of BU students

Binghamton University is home to a variety of student-run businesses that help keep the community unique. Bearcat student entrepreneurs have incorporated their artistic talents into business to create a multitude of local...


Local Business Issue 2023

Johnson City receives $10 million to revitalize downtown

Johnson City will receive $10 million from New York state to strengthen and reinvigorate its downtown area. The money was received through the Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI), a program launched in 2016...


Local Business Issue 2023

Broome County business boosted by The Agency

An economic development and service agency has continued to make progress in improving business throughout Broome County. The Broome County Industrial Development Agency and Local Development Corporation, more commonly referred to as...