Campus News
Ali Mazrui remembered for five decades in academics, activism
While memorials are usually somber events, the memorial for Binghamton University professor and renowned scholar, Ali Mazrui, had the atmosphere of a family gathering, as guests shared stories of the man who...
Community
Runner show off best bad taste, worst of winter fashion in 5K
The run, co-sponsored by the College of Community and Public Affairs (CCPA), began in Lot S in front of Newing College and ended between Academic Buildings A and B. ...
News
Frost Fest helps students cool down before finals
The Tillman Lobby, Old Union Hall and Mandela Room were transformed into a winter wonderland on Sunday for an afternoon of freebies, food, music and fun at Binghamton University’s sixth annual Frost...
Speakers
Professorial candidate talks emotional, social consequences of alcohol abuse
As part of her application process to become a research professor, Catharine Fairbairn, who received her Ph.D. from the University of Pittsburgh, gave a talk on Monday evening on alcohol’s rewards in ...
Campus News
Before finals, Tamasha performers ask for one last dance
Freshmen of IISU dawned colorful and sparkling outfits to open the night with a high-energy welcoming dance, which was followed by over 70 students performing traditional Indian dances with Western influences, a ...
Science & Research
BU alumna named an American Association for the Advancement of Science fellow
Binghamton University alumnus Natasha Jonoska has been named a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), providing recognition for the value of her work. ...
Science & Research
Physics professor takes closer look at green energy
Binghamton University physics professor Pegor Aynajian sits in his office amid piles of papers riddled with formulas, describing the isolated chamber where he conducts experiments to break down and improve long-standing physics...
Speakers
AIDS Awareness Festival highlights struggles of being HIV positive
HIV/AIDS affects millions of people around the world, from wealthy celebrities like Magic Johnson and Arthur Ashe to minimum wage workers struggling just to survive. On Tuesday, Binghamton University campus groups helped...
News
Students shine light on sexual objectification by wearing lampshades Downtown
“But you like it rough,” “I should only have to say ‘no’ once” and “Stop looking at me as if I’m food!” were all statements posted in the Marketplace on Thursday to...
News
Festival celebrates holiday cheer across the world
Various student groups, including the Black Student Union, Muslim Student Association and Asian Student Union, presented and tabled to share information about their religious and cultural traditions both during the holiday season ...