Campus News

EXCELERATE campaign speeds past donation goal early

The largest comprehensive gifts campaign in Binghamton University history is on its way to a new “super goal.” Launched in April 2022, “EXCELERATE” sought to raise $220 million by 2024, more than...


Campus News

BAP terminated

In January, Binghamton University President Harvey Stenger announced the expansion of the Binghamton Advantage Program (BAP), a collaborative admissions program with SUNY Broome Community College (BCC). The University recently announced the termination...


Housing Issue 2023

Landlords fuel Binghamton housing crisis

It is no secret that America is languishing under an ill-governed housing crisis — COVID-19 revealed the abuse of lax renters laws across the country. Yet in spite of inflation, towns like...


Housing Issue 2023

Off-campus living is a difficult transition

I walked into my apartment at 7 Court St. on Aug. 21 and immediately basked in the freedom of moving into life as a junior at Binghamton University. No more late night...


Housing Issue 2023

Airbnb fuels gentrification and housing crisis in NYC

Unaffordable housing in New York City is a familiar issue that resonates with most natives, including myself. A study released in April found that almost 80 percent of NYC residents living below...


Listicle

BU students share housing horror stories

Living with roommates can present interpersonal conflict and unforeseen challenges. Follow along with the stories of fellow Binghamton University students, as they document their housing horror stories. All submissions are anonymous and...


Housing Issue 2023

One year later: a look back on Mayor Kraham's student housing zoning changes

Last July, Binghamton Mayor Jared Kraham proposed an ordinance to “curb student housing.” The law, passed by Binghamton’s City Council last October, modernized the city’s zoning law and prohibited student rentals in...


Listicle

What to know before signing a lease

For many Binghamton University students, hunting for off-campus housing is a hassle, especially if it’s your first time. It can be tough to navigate both the city of Binghamton and the housing...


Listicle

Renters' rights: what to know for first-time tenants

With over 18,600 students returning to Binghamton University this fall, the housing process is as competitive as ever. As the hunt for off-campus housing starts in earnest, here’s a guide on your...


Housing Issue 2023

Residential Life houses overflow students in super occupancy housing

Over 150 Binghamton University freshmen started the fall semester living in super occupancy housing (SOH) due to a lack of available living space for newly admitted students. According to Residential Life, SOH...