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Thursday, November 15
Harpur Jazz Ensemble Mid-Day Concert with guest artist Joe Locke, vibraphone -
Thursday, November 15
Harpur Jazz Ensemble featuring guest artist Joe Locke -
Friday, November 16
27th Annual Freedeman Lecture Friday, Nov. 16 -
Friday, November 16
Wrestling vs. Cornell University -
Saturday, November 17
Men's Swim vs. NJIT -
Saturday, November 17
Low Brass Studio -
Sunday, November 18
Women's Basketball vs. Caldwell University -
Wednesday, November 21
Residence halls close at 11 a.m. -
Wednesday, November 21
No classes (Thanksgiving break) -
Wednesday, November 21
Women's Basketball vs. Lehigh University -
Saturday, November 24
Men's Basketball vs. Sacred Heart University -
Sunday, November 25
Residence halls open at 2 p.m. -
Sunday, November 25
Women's Basketball vs. Army -
Monday, November 26
Classes resume -
Tuesday, November 27
Percussion Ensemble Concert -
Friday, November 30
Women's Basketball vs. Fairleigh Dickinson University -
Saturday, December 1
Men's Basketball vs. Hartwick College -
Thursday, December 6
Wrestling vs. University at Buffalo -
Friday, December 7
Last day of classes -
Saturday, December 8
Reading days -
Saturday, December 8
Women's Basketball vs. Rider University -
Saturday, December 8
Men's Basketball vs. Loyola University (Md) -
Monday, December 10
Final examinations -
Saturday, December 15
Residence halls close at 11 a.m. -
Saturday, December 15
Men's Basketball vs. Youngstown State University -
Monday, December 17
Winter Session begins
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Binghamton University archaeologist Carl Lipo has shed light on some of the ancient mysteries of Easter Island (Rapa Nui) through his ongoing research.
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Binghamton University has consolidated all of its University news sources in one robust location called BingUNews.
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Students in the Freshman Research Immersion program take Harpur 170: Seminar of Research Methods, taught by Timothy de Smet and Jonathan Schmitkons in the program’s new classroom in the Glenn G. Bartle Library.