On-Campus Events

Poet and author Eugenia Leigh gives reading

Award-winning Korean-American poet and author Eugenia Leigh visited Binghamton University this past Wednesday for a poetry reading free to the public. The reading was held in a cozy and intimate setting in...


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MRC hosts Culture Chat with restaurant owner Thanya Ledezma

In commemoration of Hispanic and Latin Heritage Month, restaurateur Thanya Ledezma visited Binghamton’s Multicultural Resource Center last Thursday to speak about entrepreneurship and heritage as the owner of Azul Oneonta, a Mexican...


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Professor Brendan Hennessey delivers lecture for IASH Speaker Series

The Institute for Advanced Studies in Humanities, this past week, continued its speaker series, which encourages faculty to describe their scholarship. The series started in fall 2010 to foster humanistic scholarship, embracing...


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Q Center hosts 'Queer-ies: Banned Books'

In honor of Banned Books Week, the Q Center on Sept. 25 hosted “Queer-ies: Banned Books.” Students gathered in the center lounge’s comfortable bean bag chairs and discussed the history of banned...


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NLE Choppa headlines fall concert

The Student Association Programming Board brought NLE Choppa, a beloved American rapper, to Binghamton University on Thursday to headline this year’s fall concert. Choppa is known for his hit songs like “Walk...


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SAPB presents Fall Fest 2024, themed 'World Tour'

The Student Association Programming Board held its annual Fall Fest last Thursday on the Peace Quad, featuring a student flea market, live entertainment and a scavenger hunt. Marked by hanging paper globes...


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BU's Center for Writers puts on Reading Series

Binghamton University’s Center for Writers brought graduate writers from various departments and programs as part of its Common Ground reading series to share their work. Hosted this past Friday in the Alumni...


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CEMERS lecture explores Roman politics and religion

Edward Watts, a professor of history at the University of California, San Diego, delivered a lecture this past Wednesday based on his research of Roman history. The talk, “Religion and the Political...


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VPMA office hosts ninth-annual Multicultural Extravaganza

With cultural flags strung along the walkway by the Marketplace and organizations lining the Peace Quad, the vice president for multicultural affairs’ office organized this year’s ninth-annual Multicultural Extravaganza on Saturday afternoon....


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A cappella groups host Dollar Show

A cappella groups on campus held their biannual Dollar Show this past Saturday at 8 p.m. in Lecture Halls 1 and 8. Held at the beginning of each semester, the Dollar Show...