Thank-A-Giver: 20 Ways Donors Have Impacted Binghamton University
Posted by Matthew Carrigan on March 7, 2016
A college campus only runs efficiently if everyone does his or her part. Support from our alumni, students, faculty, staff and community empowers us to incorporate new campus activities and educational programs, build new facilities, refurbish older buildings and much more. TAG (Thank-A-Giver) Day, held this year on March 9, is a way for Binghamton to honor and thank our donors. Check out how donors have impacted Binghamton.
A Day in the Life of Amanda Gerstman: A Human Development/Pre-Law Student
Posted by Rachel Fisher on March 3, 2016
Binghamton is home to some of the highest caliber of students. Go-getters like sophomore Amanda Gerstman lead the pack and take advantage of all the incredible opportunities the University has to offer. It's not easy being a double major, holding several leadership positions and being involved in more clubs/organizations than I can count on one hand; so let's find out how Amanda tackles it all!
A Day in the Life of Dylan Domenico: A Watson Engineering Student
Posted by Bridget Kunz on February 26, 2016
Binghamton University’s Thomas J. Watson School of Engineering and Applied Science (Watson, for short) offers five different undergraduate majors: Biomedical Engineering, Industrial and Systems Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Engineering and Mechanical Engineering. One of the many great things about being an engineering student at Binghamton is that you get to take courses in different disciplines during your freshman year to help you figure out what specific major you want to pursue! Learn what it’s like to be a Watson student from one awesome engineer-to-be.
Gender Neutral Restrooms: Where They Are And Why They’re Important
Posted by Bridget Kunz on February 17, 2016
Inclusion for all individuals regardless of their identifying characteristics sounds great on paper, but how does it transition from idea to reality? Through action. Action is exactly what student activists and the Division of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, in collaboration with Physical Facilities, have taken towards ensuring that students of all gender identities and expressions have a safe space to use a restroom.
There is currently at least one Gender Neutral Restroom in 18 buildings from across main campus to the University Downtown Center, with 48 in total. Here's the scoop on where they are located and what students have to say about them.
11 Ways to Stay Ahead in the Beginning of the Semester
Posted by Matthew Carrigan on February 5, 2016
The beginning of any semester is the perfect time to start off on the right foot. Not sure what you can do? Here are some easy ways to be proactive now to position yourself for a smooth midterm and finals week.
