Science & Research
BU Research Days to focus on ethics
The event, which takes place from Wednesday to Friday, features a keynote speaker, tours, talks by professors and over 80 students participating in poster presentations of their research. ...
Speakers
Sarah Radtke examines evolutionary precedent for sexual fluidity in women
Sarah Radtke, a graduate student studying psychology at Ryerson University, shared the findings of her research on “sexual fluidity” in a talk Monday. ...
Speakers
Binghamton University alumnus maps out medical track
Pulmonologist Gilbert Witte, who graduated from Binghamton University in 1976, visited campus Friday to speak to students and faculty about the road leading to his career in medicine. ...
Campus News
Mural project planned for Mountainview College
Two resident assistants are looking to bring some color to Mountainview College. ...
Speakers
Rutgers Professor advocates for more tolerant drug policies
Douglas Husak, a professor of philosophy at Rutgers University, explored the decriminalization of drugs and the current status of U.S. drug laws in his talk Thursday, “Why Our Punitive Drug Policy Persists.” ...
Speakers
Professor discusses Beyoncé as a political, feminist figure
Queen Bey may rule the world of popular music, but one professor from Rutgers University considers Beyoncé a political force to be reckoned with. ...
Campus News
950 attend postponed Job and Internship Fair
After a lengthy delay, and with graduation less than two months away, the opportunities may have come too late for students during the Career Development Center’s (CDC) annual Spring Job and Internship ...
Community
Website lets Binghamton University students ask questions, receive local secrets
On HoodHoot, users can pose questions pertaining to the University or the Binghamton area, like the best places to eat or study off campus, and receive answers from other users. Besides asking ...
Campus News
Binghamton University's Baxter the Bearcat reaches fourth round of Mascot Madness
For the second year, the SUNY system has organized a mascot competition known as Mascot Madness, where mascots from 44 public New York colleges compete to crown the most popular mascot. ...
Campus News
Binghamton University student aims to teach evolutuion through children's book
“Great Adaptations” is a collection of 10 short stories, produced and organized by Robert Kadar, a graduate student at BU studying anthropology, and written by Tiffany Taylor, a postdoctoral research fellow at ...