One Year Later: How COVID-19 Changed Binghamton University
Posted by John Brhel on March 11, 2021
On March 19, 2020, classes at Binghamton University went online. COVID-19 had just hit New York and the University quickly ended all in-person classes for the remainder of the semester. It’s an understatement to say that a lot changed over the next year. The pandemic affected how we held classes, how students lived, how our faculty and staff did their jobs, and so much more. But we adapted and proved how resilient an institution we are -- from students who helped to work on the frontlines, to faculty who developed technology to fight the virus itself, to staff pulling together donations for the local community.
With the one-year anniversary of COVID-19’s impact on campus, we thought we’d take a look back at how life has changed at Binghamton, and how we stepped up to the challenge.
7 Ways to Practice Self-Care on Rejuvenation Day
Posted by Kaitlyn Hart on March 4, 2021
This semester has been hard on everyone, and while we don’t have our normal spring break, you should take this semester’s Rejuvenation Days to relax and recharge! Below are some of my favorite self-care tips that I’m definitely planning to do on my days off.
5 Study Tips to Start Off the Semester Right
Posted by Kaitlyn Hart on February 10, 2021
21 Couples Who Found Love at Binghamton
Posted by John Brhel on February 8, 2021
We don't mention it in our admissions materials, but Binghamton isn't just a premier public university --- we're also a great place to meet your sweetheart. Don't believe us? Check out some of these stories from the countless alumni who found their love at Binghamton! Just try not to cry.
Everything You Need to Know About Restarting Bing for the Spring
Posted by John Brhel on January 28, 2021
We’re excited to welcome back students for the spring semester! Like every semester, there are a lot of things to keep in mind -- and there is even more to consider with COVID-19 still in the picture. Here are some of the most important things to remember as we work to safely and efficiently restart campus for the spring semester.
