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BU student Jesse Findling eliminated from Season 24 of 'American Idol'
Jesse Findling, a Binghamton University junior majoring in biology and minoring in musical theater, has ended his run on American Idol after making the top 12. The April 6 episode hosted a...
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Student organizations hold panel raising awareness about local ICE activity
The Young Democratic Socialists of America and SHADES partnered with the Student Association to host a panel discussion featuring local attorneys, faculty, advocates, and politicians to discuss U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement...
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Local officials and community members gathered to mark 'Education and Sharing Day'
Elected officials and community leaders gathered at the Broome County Office Building last month to declare March 29 as National Education and Sharing Day in honor of the 124th anniversary of the...
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Influx in licensed dispensaries and smoke shops in Binghamton contribute to statewide upward trend
Over the past five years, the City of Binghamton has seen a major influx of licensed dispensaries and shops selling smoking paraphernalia. This follows a statewide trend since the legalization of marijuana...
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Campus researchers address student usage of 'study drugs' and potential consequences
The use of “study drugs” to promote focus while tackling papers and exams has become ubiquitous on college campuses. Adderall, a central nervous stimulant prescribed to treat attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder or narcolepsy, is...
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Some young men turn to drug use amid 'looksmaxxing' trend
Over the past few years, social media feeds have been flooded with reels of young influencers — mostly men — focused on improving their appearance. Known as “looksmaxxing,” the range of techniques...
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Drug-related campus and community resources
College students across the country use a variety of drugs, with many facing criteria for a substance use disorder. Often, the use of substances is related to peer pressure, high expectations in...
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Nick Libous, Democratic candidate for the 123rd State Assembly seat, announces campaign suspension
In a press conference last week, Nick Libous announced the suspension of his campaign for the 123rd Assembly District. Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo MA ‘84 announced in early January that she would not...
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Mayor Kraham announces building on Washington Street will be demolished
Mayor Jared Kraham announced the upcoming demolition of an abandoned building at 263 Washington St. last week. The building, formerly known as “The Kenmore,” was built in the late 1880s. The property...
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Binghamton Policy Project celebrates 12th-annual Blueprint publication
Binghamton Policy Project hosted a release party this week to celebrate its 12th-annual edition of the organization’s publication, The Blueprint. The event, held in Old Union Hall, featured five policy design presentations...
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SA Congress considers, indefinitely tables resolution to impeach executive vice president
Student Association Congress representatives brought a motion to impeach Nick Ginsberg, executive vice president and a senior double-majoring in political science and sociology, during last night’s special body meeting. After a private...
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Broome County Sheriff's Office alters ICE detention policy
The Broome County Jail recently revised its internal policies on holding detainees on behalf of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. According to Broome County Sheriff Fred Akshar, the jail will only consider...
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NSF Energy Storage Engine, spearheaded by University, to receive $45 million for the program's second phase
With renewed funding, an initiative led by Binghamton University plans to cement the Southern Tier as the premier battery technology hub in the country. The University and Sen. Chuck Schumer announced on...