News
SA announces rules of election season
As the Student Association (SA) E-Board campaign season commences, the 14 potential candidates sat down with the Planning, Research and Elections Committee on Monday night to learn about the rules and regulations...
Community
BU freshman officially announces candidacy for Binghamton City Council
Taylor invited the crowd to join him on stage as he addressed concerns about his age and detailed some of his plans for the district. ...
Campus News
Between the stacks, a celebration of International Women's Day
This semester, Bartle is hosting an exhibit showcasing female literary and artistic contributions to spread awareness of International Women’s Day. ...
Campus News
Campus pays tribute to late Harpur Dean
Along with performances by the Binghamtonics, Nukporfe African Dance group and Binghamton University Gospel Choir, 11 close family members, colleagues and friends came on stage to speak about and dedicate the memory ...
Campus News
Sodexo seals deal for 10-year contract with BU
Those who complain about campus food will be unhappy to hear that Monday afternoon’s public presentation was the final step in ensuring another decade of Sodexo at Binghamton University. The formal contract...
Speakers
With morning brew, professor showcases history of a city
According to Um, Sufi Muslims would drink coffee in order to stay alert during rituals that often lasted through the night. Prior to that, coffee beans had been consumed as food in ...
Campus News
For Black History Month, poetry jam explores race, love and society
The event featured performances by professionals and student poets from BU, and is part of a series of events organized by BSU to celebrate Black History Month. ...
Student Association
Student Congress 2/23/15: SA candidates, infrastructure upgrades
The Student Congress held its biweekly meeting Monday night to announce the final ballot for the March 6 E-Board elections, as well as discuss updates and new proposals. “When you go back...
Science & Research
Binghamton University professor looks to revolutionize biological solar power
Two Binghamton University professors are taking the next step in making solar cells a more widespread electricity source. Seokheun Choi, a BU engineering professor, worked with Gretchen Mahler, a graduate program director...
News
'Interfaith Shabbat' serves up diversity with dinner
In the wake of religious turmoil gripping the world, Muslim and Jewish students at Binghamton University chose to set aside differences and set their plates for dinner instead. The Muslim Student Association...