Written by Madelyn Clements || With the midterm election approaching rapidly, it’s important to be mindful of who’s running for office and where these candidates stand on the issues that affect us. Listed below are various midterm candidates and their views on crucial current events and topics. Broome County sheriff: Fred Akshar Kate Newcomb BroomeContinue reading “2022 Midterm Election Candidates”
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SUNY Broome Faculty Votes in Favor of Updated Contract
Written by Damien Lewis || The faculty at SUNY Broome have reached an agreement with the school to ratify the teacher’s contract, after more than a year of intense negotiations. This contract ensures benefits, such as a three percent pay raise and class size caps. Over the course of the past year, there were strong disagreementsContinue reading “SUNY Broome Faculty Votes in Favor of Updated Contract”
SUNY Broome Neglects to Release A Public Statement about the December Dorm Break-in
Written by Madelyn Clements || Did you know about the 30-year-old man who broke into a girls’ dorm in the student village? If your answer is no, then you’re not alone. Due to the school’s lack of response to the incident, many students remain unaware of the break-in, even though it occurred months ago. IllanContinue reading “SUNY Broome Neglects to Release A Public Statement about the December Dorm Break-in”
Suspect from previous SUNY Broome dorm break-in identified and charged
Written by Madelyn Clements || The man who broke into the student village dorms in December has robbed three other apartments, in which several Binghamton University students reside. The morning after the SUNY Broome break-in, he invaded and stole miscellaneous items from the apartments. The man has now been identified as 31-year-old Joshua Howe, anContinue reading “Suspect from previous SUNY Broome dorm break-in identified and charged”
SUNY Broome student dealing with family at war
Written by Ariel Hochman || Ukrainian-American SUNY Broome student, Elle, describes how the war is impacting her daily life. Her immediate family, friends and other relatives are currently facing this conflict overseas. Gaining a close, personal perspective on the privilege she feels living in America during these times. Elle moved to America when she wasContinue reading “SUNY Broome student dealing with family at war”
SUNY Broome hires a new Dean of Students
Written by Tyler Rizzo || Marquis Bennett was recently hired as the Dean of Students for SUNY Broome. He has goals to make the campus, the students and the community more intertwined. Bennett is originally from Campton, New Jersey and has moved around a bit since. He has worked at other schools in roles suchContinue reading “SUNY Broome hires a new Dean of Students”
Movie rendition of novel Thirty-Three Cecils will be filmed in Binghamton
Written by Madelyn Clements || Award winning novel, Thirty-Three Cecils, will be made into a movie starring Dustin Hoffman. Author Everett De Morier and producer Kelly Fancher visited Suny Broome on March 16th to discuss the making of the movie, as well as answer writing and film-making questions from members of the audience. Both DeContinue reading “Movie rendition of novel Thirty-Three Cecils will be filmed in Binghamton”
Spring 2022 enrollment was higher than predicted
Written by Tyler Rizzo || Lawrence Allen, who is the Budget and Institutional Effectiveness Specialist at Suny Broome spoke about the spring enrollment numbers and what that could possibly mean for the school. Allen explained that the numbers are lower than they were last year. However, it seems they did not drop as much asContinue reading “Spring 2022 enrollment was higher than predicted”
Deliberation on Policing and the Community
Written by Zayna Shah and Ariel Hochman || A deliberation on the topic of policing was held Tuesday afternoon in Decker 201. The deliberation was to educate and communicate about the policing and justice system. Around 12 students attended, and there were 4 moderators including Professor Carla Michalak, Professor Jesse Boring, Professor Kathleen McKenna andContinue reading “Deliberation on Policing and the Community”
Binghamton’s St. Patrick’s Day parade made it’s return
Written by Madelyn Clements || Binghamton’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade was held for the first time in two years on March 5, from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. In previous years, the parade was canceled due to Covid restrictions. Hundreds of Binghamton residents along with family and friends, excitedly crowded Court Street and Maine StreetContinue reading “Binghamton’s St. Patrick’s Day parade made it’s return”
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