Campus News
Judge gives Michael Roque maximum sentence in Mountainview stabbing case
About six months after freshman Joao Souza was fatally stabbed in his dorm, former Binghamton University student Michael Roque was sentenced to 20 years to life in prison on a second-degree murder...
Campus News
Students hold candlelight vigil in honor of Albert Cruz
More than 100 students, faculty and staff gathered at the Pegasus Statue for a candlelight vigil on Tuesday night to honor Albert Cruz, a Binghamton University student who passed away on Sunday....
Campus News
University Libraries formulate final list of cancellations following budget cuts
As budget cuts loom, the Binghamton University Libraries have announced a final list of titles, including online databases and journals, set to be canceled. At the end of last semester, University Libraries...
Campus News
Student Association announces $2M University Union basement renovation
The Student Association (SA) Executive Board announced a $2 million campus renovation, among other projects, on Monday evening at the annual State of the SA address. SA Congress members and other students...
Campus News
Judge denies Roque's motion to withdraw guilty plea in Mountainview stabbing case
In a written decision following weeks of court appearances, Judge Kevin Dooley denied Michael Roque’s motion to withdraw his guilty plea. The document, obtained by Pipe Dream, states that Roque, 20, of...
Campus News
University creates new data science graduate program
Harpur College, the Thomas J. Watson School of Engineering and the School of Management have come together to collaborate on a new graduate degree program, the Master of Science in Data Analytics...
Campus News
Binghamton Association of Mixed Students holds discussion on microaggressions
As a precursor to a larger event in the spring, the Binghamton Association of Mixed Students (BAMS) led a discussion on what microaggressions are, how to avoid using them and what to...
Speakers
Discussion highlights status of human rights, implications of 2018 midterm elections
On Monday, students gathered in Lecture Hall 12 to hear about the impact of the 2018 midterm elections from a human rights expert. David Cingranelli, Binghamton University professor of political science, discussed...
Campus News
BU establishes Presidential Diversity Research Grant
Eight professors were awarded the new Presidential Diversity Research Grant (PDRG) as part of an initiative to help nontenured faculty of color conduct research and gain tenure at Binghamton University. The grant,...
Police Watch
Police Watch: November 14, 2018
The following reports were provided by Investigator Robert Meddleton of Binghamton’s New York State University Police. Police problems SATURDAY, Nov. 10, 2:20 a.m. — A security guard stationed at the Information Booth...
Campus News
Senior found collapsed in dorm, dies at hospital
This article was updated at 5:06 p.m. on Nov. 13. A Binghamton University student died on Sunday night after he was found collapsed in his suite in Mohawk Hall of College-in-the-Woods. Albert...
Campus News
Three candidates reach final stage of chief of police search
With Timothy Faughnan set to take up the newly formed position of associate vice president for emergency services for Binghamton University, a new chief of police is poised to be named in...
Campus News
Student Support Services, Educational Opportunity Program celebrate first-generation college students
According to the Student Support Services (SSS) office, about one-third of Binghamton University students are first-generation college students. On Thursday, SSS and the Education Opportunity Program (EOP) held a celebration in honor...
Campus News
Decker Student Health Services Center begins offering daily HIV, STI testing
In an effort to encourage more students to get tested for sexually transmitted diseases and infections, the Decker Student Health Services Center is now offering daily HIV tests for students and has...