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Shabbat 1500 draws 1,635 for celebration

For the second straight year Shabbat 1500 surpassed its goal, drawing 1,635 students to the Events Center for dinner on Friday night. ...


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Students in the dark about SA elections

Student Association elections are in less than a week, but a string of missed opportunities to publicize the ballot has left most students in the dark. ...


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BU earns national service award

Binghamton University has been named to the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for 2013. ...


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Columbia professor explores "artificial darkness" in cinema

Noam Elcott, associate professor in the department of art history and archaeology at Columbia University, shed some light on the history of “artificial darkness.” ...


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College Democrats and Libertarians face off in 5v5 debate

The College Democrats and College Libertarians took the podium for a lively ideological debate on Thursday evening in the Old University Union. ...


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Engineer turns RA room to Stark's suite

Mustafa Celebi, a senior majoring in mechanical engineering, built his own version of the artificial intelligence computer system Stark uses in the “Iron Man” movies. ...


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Rally and teach-in tackle personal and institutional racism

Students united for a rally followed by a teach-in on Wednesday to bring awareness and visibility to issues of personal and institutional racism faced by students every day. ...


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Greek life forum targets off-campus frats

Binghamton Greek Life began developing a plan of attack on Wednesday for the daunting task of reeling in BU’s two most notorious off-campus frats. ...


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BU researcher connects GPA to social circle

A Binghamton researcher recently completed a study with data confirming what many people already believe: if you surround yourself with intelligent friends, you will reap the benefits. ...


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NYS Assembly votes for two-year fracking moratorium

The State Assembly voted to hold off on hydraulic fracturing in New York once again, in part because the state has released no comprehensive study of the drilling’s environmental effects. ...