Campus News
Center for Israel Studies hosts second roundtable on Gaza
Binghamton University’s Center for Israel Studies held the second installation of its planned three-part roundtable series on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The talk, titled “Roundtable Series on Gaza: On Humanitarian Aid,”...
Community
Local politicians and community members work to support SNAP recipients
Amid confusion over federal funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, local politicians and community members are trying to support those in need through alternative funding sources and volunteer organizing. With the...
Campus News
College Democrats, College Republicans spar in fourth-annual Great Debate
Students gathered in Old Union Hall on Monday for the fourth-annual Great Debate between the College Democrats and College Republicans. Hosted by Binghamton University’s Summit on Student Political Participation, debate participants clashed...
Sports
Demetrius Lilley: 'I want to win a championship'
Spearheading Binghamton’s seven-man transfer class is senior center Demetrius Lilley. After averaging 7.7 points and 5.8 rebounds in 26 appearances for La Salle last season, Lilley was named to the America East...
Campus News
BSU holds march and discussion to celebrate Black Solidarity Day
The Black Student Union held a discussion and protest on Monday in observance of Black Solidarity Day, inviting students to reflect on Black identity, history and culture. The theme of this year’s...
Campus News
SA unanimously passes resolution calling for campus dining reforms
The Student Association Congress voted unanimously to pass a resolution recommending improvements to campus dining on Tuesday. The bill, titled “Resolution to Modernize On-Campus Dining,” demands various reforms like expanded hours at...
Community
Veteran resource center and tiny-home complex opens in Binghamton
After nearly a decade of planning, Broome County unveiled new tiny homes and a comprehensive resource center for local veterans, providing an all-in-one hub for accessing housing, services and community. Located on...
Community
Mayor Kraham wins reelection amid national Democrat victories
As Democratic candidates declared victory in key races across the country, incumbent Republican Mayor Jared Kraham narrowly won a second term in office in the City of Binghamton. Local Republicans also kept...
Campus News
SUNY revamps, adds general education requirements with focus on AI
Starting next fall, Binghamton University will implement a new civic-based general education requirement while revising the existing information literacy requirement to reflect the increasing presence of artificial intelligence in higher education. In...
Campus News
B-SMART hosts 'Matters of the Mind' event to promote healthy living
Last Wednesday, the Binghamton Student Managed Adderall Research Team hosted “Matters of the Mind,” a semesterly event focused on raising awareness on substance abuse and healthy living habits. In collaboration with Binghamton...