Columns

Going out there and 'changing the world' isn't necessarily what you think

By Giovanna Bernardo -

There are certain inspirational sayings you hear over and over again that aim to inspire us semi-adult individuals into embracing our prospective fields and becoming mature, independent and proactive members of society....

Staff Editorials

Editorial: Let's All B-Alert

By The Editorial Board -

On Saturday night around 3 a.m., a man was shot outside Binghamton’s Kennedy Fried Chicken located at 159 Main Street. Though you might live within a few blocks of this establishment, you...

Guest Columns

Don't forget the queer in LGBTQ

By Guest Author -

Along with the majority of this country’s population, I received the news of the legalization of same-sex marriage with elation. Yes, the ruling would confer a plurality of tangible benefits to millions...

Columns

Discourse surrounding Donald Trump detracts from important issues

By Lawrence Ciulla -

Cable news outlets of the United States: Stop turning GOP presidential candidates into commentators on the rise of Donald Trump. Throughout the summer, as Trump began to surge in the polls, the...

Columns

You're not above Binghamton University; learn to enjoy your time here

By Melanie Sharif -

It seems as though every year, the Binghamton Review makes its September cover something like, “Welcome to Binghamton University: Not the BU You Wanted,” or some other word play highlighting BU’s distinction...

Staff Editorials

Editorial: We Stand with The Argus

By The Editorial Board -

The Argus should be punished for failing to get the piece up to journalistic standards, but it should not be censored for publishing opinions that may be considered unpopular. ...

Columns

Brazil instrumental in care of Syrian refugees

By Benjamin Goldberg -

Over the past few months, the mass exodus of refugees from Syria to countries in the European Union, as well as political discourse in countries such as Germany and Hungary, has been...

Columns

Don't let shallow social media define your sense of personal happiness

By Sarah Saad -

When I walk around the Chenango-Champlain Collegiate Center on a Sunday morning, I hear groups of people recapping their previous night, as they demand their friends “like” their newest Instagram picture. They...

Columns

Did you walk in on your friend having sex? Yeah, we've all been there

By Michael Rulli -

It’s a new semester, which means we’re back living in close quarters with our closest friends and, for some of us, our worst enemies. With the end of summer comes the end...

Staff Editorials

Editorial: Struggle Bus

By The Editorial Board -

UP residents are paying close to $1,000 a month to live there, and it is completely unfair to keep them locked in leases based on empty promises ...