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Campus housing policy keeps would-be subletters in dorms
As many Binghamton University students may know, taking a semester to study abroad can create a thorny housing situation. Those who sign up for a full year of housing unaware that they...
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Presidential candidate calls for accountability
The second candidate for Binghamton University’s presidency presented her case Monday to a filled Old Union Hall, reaffirming her dedication to the public school system. Dr. Susan Jeffords, currently serving as the...
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Researchers link promiscuity to genetics
Those who choose promiscuity over monogamy often have their fair share of excuses. The results of a Binghamton University research study suggest that a new item may belong on their lists: genetics....
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CIW residents express concern on mold in hallway
Over the course of the year there have been growths of mold in Oneida Hall in the College-in-the-Woods community. “About a month and a half ago my roommate and I noticed [the...
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Alumni create Newing keepsakes
While the construction on Newing College continues as projected, pieces of the old dining hall have been turned into keepsakes by the Binghamton University Alumni Association. According to Steve Seepersaud, communications specialist...
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Student Association keeps neutral stance on DREAM Act
As enthusiasm for the Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors Act (DREAM Act) grows on a national level, Binghamton University’s Student Association is eliminating its efforts to become involved in the...
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Open flame policies prompt mixed student reactions
New York state will be implementing a change to the fire code at the end of December regarding open flames, which could conflict with some students’ religious practices. Grace Hoefner, senior associate...
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Police Watch: Dec. 3, 2010
Monday, NOV. 29, 12:03 a.m. — A resident assistant of Dickinson Community’s Smith Hall called police to report that the smell of marijuana was emanating from the second floor of the building,...
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SA to create second annual winter wonderland
As snow begins to fall in Binghamton for the first time this season, the hype, energy and warmth of Spring Fling is probably the furthest thing from students’ minds. But Saturday marks...
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Presidential hopeful makes his case to faculty, students
The Binghamton University community met Dr. Gary Miller, one of five candidates for BU's presidency, in an open session on Thursday afternoon. ...