Letters
Letter to the editor: Recognizing the importance of the Maintenance of Effort bill
To the Editor, I am writing to you today to talk about an issue that most students aren’t aware of, that is of the Maintenance of Effort Bill that has passed both...
Columns
The dangers of toxic friendships
Throughout our health education, we are reminded to look for warning signs of abuse in our partners — but why are we never reminded to look for those same warning signs in...
Columns
Combating the sexism in medicine
An emergency medical technician provides care to people on what is likely the worst day of their lives. EMTs endure rigorous training to become certified, from hours of book work learning the...
Columns
Understanding the historical neglect of Puerto Rico
In the wake of Hurricane Maria, it’s apparent to me that many U.S. citizens don’t know much about the island of Puerto Rico. Facebook conversations and supportive posts still lack the historical...
Staff Editorials
Editorial: 1,415
If you are a senior at Binghamton University, this is the number of people who have died as a result of mass shootings in the United States since you first entered college...
Columns
Acknowledging the crisis in Myanmar
If you’ve never heard of Myanmar, you’re not alone. I hadn’t heard of it until about a month ago when The New York Times’ Snapchat Discover section featured a harrowing video depicting...
Columns
Congress should repeal the Affordable Care Act
In March of 2010, former President Barack Obama signed into law the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act — the U.S. government’s most significant piece of health care legislation since the 1960s....
Guest Columns
Denouncing white supremacy
In the latest issue of the Binghamton Review, there is an article written by an anonymous author titled “Is White Genocide Real?” to which the author answers vaguely: sort of. The author...
Opinions
Creating a climate of accountability
I remember it was a sunny October afternoon in my high school Contemporary Issues in Health class when my attention was pulled from the floating orange leaves back to the Victims Information...
Columns
Cities don't have to be disruptive to nature
All too often, people who care about the natural environment blame urbanism for causing degradation and destruction. Cities are parasites, cities are unnatural and cities are unsustainable, they say. Often paired with...