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Campus community participates in week-long Research Days celebration

Students, faculty and staff participated in research-immersive events this past week during Binghamton University’s annual Research Days celebration. Various areas of study were spotlighted at a series of different campus events from...


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University hosts annual Earth Day festival

Several organizations came together to celebrate at Binghamton University’s annual Earth Day Festival on Friday. Hosted by the Office of Sustainability, the festival offered the campus community an opportunity to promote sustainability...


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A week before Spring Fling, BSSL hit by resignations

Just one week before Spring Fling, multiple Binghamton Sound, Stage and Lighting (BSSL) E-Board members have publicly announced their resignations, largely in response to a controversial resolution passed in the Student Association...


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University announces honorary doctorate awardees for 2024 commencement

Three Binghamton University alumni and a Thomas J. Watson School of Engineering and Applied Science partner will receive honorary doctorates at this year’s commencement ceremonies. The four honorary doctorate awardees will be...


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BDS resolution passes

At a raucous, nearly five-hour meeting Tuesday night, the Student Association (SA) Congress, in a momentous vote, passed a resolution expressing the SA’s support for Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS). Shortly after midnight,...


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Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist delivers lecture

Farah Stockman, a renowned Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who serves on the New York Times Editorial Board, visited Binghamton University on Thursday to speak about her career and research. The talk, “What Happens...


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Ugandan LGBTQ+ activist wins Nadia Rubaii Memorial Prize

Activist Frank Mugisha highlighted his experiences advocating for the rights of LGBTQ+ Ugandans during the second-annual Nadia Rubaii Memorial Prize lecture. The annual talk, held by the Institute for Genocide and Mass...


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Second-annual EcoBlitz kicks off three weeks celebrating ecological work

The Center for Integrated Watershed Studies organized Binghamton University’s second-annual EcoBlitz festival on Saturday, kicking off weeks of ecological work. The event, which brought together several student organizations, research groups, professors and...


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BUZO leads opposition to BDS resolution

The Binghamton University Zionist Organization (BUZO) created a petition last week to oppose a Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) resolution that will be introduced to the Student Association (SA) Congress on Tuesday. The...


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Divest from Death coalition backs pro-BDS resolution

The Divest from Death campaign, made up of a coalition of 19 student organizations, is supporting a resolution calling on the Student Association (SA) to use its platform to pressure Binghamton University...


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Solar eclipse passes through New York state, clouds block campus view

Students gazed up at cloudy skies on Binghamton University’s Peace Quad on Monday in hopes of watching this year’s total solar eclipse. The morning sky over the University was partly cloudy, with...


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Psychology lecturer creates online mental health program for children of divorce

To aid children of divorce, a lecturer in the psychology department at Binghamton University has constructed a digital mental health program. As a child of divorce himself, Professor Jesse Boring knows firsthand...