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Binghamton University College Republicans host talk with Curtis Sliwa

Curtis Sliwa, candidate in the 2025 New York City mayoral election and a perennial presence in the city’s politics, spoke at Binghamton University for an event hosted by BU College Republicans, Turning...


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Anne D'Alleva inaugurated as University president

Binghamton University President Anne D’Alleva was inaugurated on Oct. 1 in the Anderson Center Osterhout Theater. The ceremony, featuring musical performances and speeches from staff, students and elected officials, celebrated her official...


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Binghamton University YDSA holds town hall to discuss Flock Safety and ICE

Binghamton University’s Young Democratic Socialists of America hosted a town hall for students and community members to speak about their experiences with Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Flock Safety. YDSA members discussed...


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Center for Writers hosts talks with Harvard University professor and poet Stephanie Burt

Harvard University English professor and poet Stephanie Burt came to speak at Binghamton University on Thursday as part of the Binghamton Center for Writers’ Distinguished Writers Series. The Distinguished Writers Series is...


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Runners take to Wenzel Memorial 5K on Homecoming Weekend

Binghamton University hosted the sixth-annual 5K run in honor of former student and Central Intelligence Agency officer, Gregg Wenzel ‘91, who was killed in a car accident in Ethiopia while serving as...


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City of Binghamton holds public information meeting on Memorial Bridge project

The city of Binghamton held a public information and outreach meeting on Tuesday, inviting community members to learn and provide feedback on the Memorial Bridge Project. The project is in consultation with...


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BU Feminist Collective and Young Democratic Socialists of America host Abolitionist Feminism event

The Binghamton University Feminist Collective and Young Democratic Socialists of America hosted a conversation on abolitionist feminism to explore the female experience through social, racial and Marxist lenses and discuss the hardships...


Community

Gov. Kathy Hochul declares state of disaster emergency for measles outbreak

On Oct. 5, Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a State Disaster Emergency as the current measles outbreak rises across New York. The executive order included a warning of the highly contagious virus and...


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Metabolic and Exercise Physiology Lab opens doors for Metabolic Night

The Metabolic and Exercise Physiology Lab opened its doors for one of the Metabolic Night events that happen twice a year, dedicated to educating the campus community about metabolism and giving students...


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Students for Justice in Palestine holds vigil in remembrance of lives lost in Gaza

Binghamton University Students for Justice in Palestine held its “Vigil for Gaza” on Oct. 7 to remember the lives lost in Gaza over the past three years. The vigil, held in collaboration...


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BU Jewish community commemorates third anniversary of Oct. 7 with memorial

A coalition of Jewish student organizations and community partners joined together to commemorate three years since the Oct. 7, 2023 attack in Israel by Hamas. Held in Old Union Hall, the event...


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Binghamton University surpasses $100 million in research spending

Binghamton University exceeded $100 million in research spending in the 2025-26 academic year. This milestone marks the first time in the University’s history that research spending has reached nine figures. Expenditures rose...


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OurBus expands weekend routes for BU students

OurBus, a bus service frequented by Binghamton University students, added new stops to its Binghamton to New York City weekend route. Founded in 2016, OurBus originally catered to suburban commuters who frequently...


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Report finds lead contamination in 40 percent of New York state schools' water supply

A report released last Thursday by the Environment America Research & Policy Center found that about 40 percent of New York public schools have lead in their water supply, prompting a call...


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Local officials call on the state to support new affordable housing project

A bipartisan group of elected officials called on New York state to support the Stadium Lofts project, a $31 million mixed-use housing project in Downtown Binghamton to create more affordable housing. Binghamton...


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Gov. Kathy Hochul awards Binghamton University a $500,000 grant for advanced dementia research

New York Governor Kathy Hochul awarded Binghamton University a $500,000 grant as part of the first phase of the SUNY Brain Institute, a statewide neuroscience research network aiming to combat age-related brain...