Campus News
Campus, community organizations hold 'Know your Rights' event
Under the Trump administration’s immigration policies, many student visa holders face an uncertain and anxious future in the United States. To address some of these worries, a “Know Your Rights” event informed...
Community
Maryam's Taste of Halal receives violation after cannabis products found
State officials issued a violation to Maryam’s Taste of Halal after finding cannabis products during an investigation last week, Binghamton Mayor Jared Kraham announced on X. He added that a number of...
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Speech and Debate team takes first place at the National Debate Tournament
Earlier this month, a pair of Binghamton University students won first place at the 79th National Debate Tournament, the first ever from a college or university in New York. Debate partners Eli...
Community
Local pool facilities to be renamed in honor of 12-year-old girl killed in 2022
Three years after her tragic death, a local pool will be renamed to honor Aliza Spencer, a 12-year-old girl killed on April 21, 2022 after she was struck by a bullet while...
Campus News
BU senior named to ALL In Campus Democracy Challenge Student Voting Honor Roll
To recognize achievements in growing voter registration and turnout efforts among college students, the ALL In Campus Democracy Challenge selected a Binghamton University student for their Student Voting Honor Roll. Jenna Vallone,...
Campus News
SA Judicial Board removes co-chairs of special committee as voting members of Congress
The Student Association Judicial Board, in a ruling released last Tuesday, removed the co-chairs of SA Congress’ Special Committee on Select Issues, Saul Hakim and Seth Schlank, as voting members, holding that...
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English professor wins prestigious award for emerging writers
Claire Luchette, an assistant professor of English, received the Whiting Award for their novel, “Agatha of Little Neon.” The Whiting Foundation recognizes 10 up-and-coming writers each year nominated by a pool of...
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Students compete in statewide business competition
Four teams from Binghamton University will compete in the New York Business Plan Competition’s final round this month. Beginning in 2010, the competition gives students a chance to build entrepreneurial skills and...
Campus News
Binghamton NAACP chapter celebrates student achievement at annual award ceremony
The Binghamton University chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, the oldest civil rights organization in the United States, hosted its annual award ceremony on Saturday night. The...
Community
Caravan of protesters calls for divestment from Israel
A caravan of protesters traveled across the Triple Cities on Tuesday calling for demilitarization and divestment from Israel. Protests were held in three locations: a Lockheed Martin facility in Owego, BAE Systems’...