A Day in the Life of a Binghamton Student at Home
Posted by Sophia Cavalluzzi on May 5, 2020
Needless to say, my daily routine has drastically changed due to the COVID-19 outbreak. I’m used to commuting to campus, seeing friends, and going out to restaurants or coffee shops. My hometown was hit hard by the pandemic, so I decided it was safest to stay in Binghamton. I have been quarantined off-campus with my boyfriend for the past six weeks. To keep myself entertained, I thought it would be interesting to record a day in my life as a student during the pandemic. Enjoy!
Binghamton University Alumni Making a Difference on the COVID-19 Frontlines
Posted by Jacob Wilkins on April 29, 2020
Binghamton University alumni are taking their degrees and using them to make a direct impact on those most in need during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are the stories of those who are on the frontlines and making us “Bearcat proud.”
6 Movies to Stream from Binghamton University Alumnus Marc Lawrence ‘81
Posted by Sophia Cavalluzzi on April 24, 2020
Binghamton alumnus Marc Lawrence ‘81 has written, produced and directed a variety of movies. If you’re looking for something to watch during your movie marathons, Lawrence has something for you, from star-studded rom-coms to family-friendly watches. Previews down below!
16 Parks to Visit in the Binghamton Area to Stay Active
Posted by Jacob Wilkins on April 23, 2020
While we all continue to practice safe social-distancing measures, it is important that we get out and exercise in a healthy manner as well. The parks right here in our community provide a wonderful outlet to walk, hike and get some fresh air. Here are some of the many places locally to go for a stroll!
9 Tips for Online Success from Binghamton University Students
Posted by Sophia Cavalluzzi on April 22, 2020
Online classes are not something many of us are used to. Without the structure of daily classes, seeing your professors or walking to Bartle to study, it can be hard to stay motivated. I reached out to some peers to see what they were doing to adjust and do well in school. One thing I personally do is make sure my planner is completely updated. When we switched to virtual learning, I crossed out any old due dates and updated them. I also started color-coding in a new color to make the changes clear. For more tips, check out some of what my fellow students said!
