Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo and State Senator Fred Akshar voiced their concerns about a proposal from Governor Kathy Hochul to designate Buffalo and Stony Brook universities as flagship institutions.
Binghamton University Emergency Management is reminding all students they need to get tested for COVID-19 on their way in during the Spring 2022 move in.
Binghamton University is set to open their doors to student and faculty after pushing back the start date due to the rise of COVID 19 cases during the holiday break.
Binghamton City School District Superintendent Tonia Thompson and Binghamton Associate Principal Miriam Purdy joined at Binghamton High School Thursday morning to introduce additional safety measures they implemented on Monday.
Due to a recent shortage of bus drivers as a result of COVID-19, East and West Middle Schools will continue remote instruction for the remainder of the week.
Binghamton High school returns back to in person learning today after the school went remote before winter break due to incidents that happened at the school.
A local community educational group called CARES (Community Advocates Restoring Educational Standards) is looking to create a healthier environment at Binghamton High School.
Binghamton High School students will learn remotely until early next year to allow for the school to develop a plan to address recent behavioral issues on the campus.
According to a report from the New York Post, Binghamton University President Harvey Stenger is one of three SUNY presidents that are being considered to replace SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras.
SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras announced he will step down from his position Thursday morning following the release of text messages that revealed he mocked one of the women who accused former Governor Andrew Cuomo of sexual harassment.
Each year, Senator Akshar recognizes local students selected by their school districts in the 52nd Senate District who have shown great leadership, compassion, school spirit or improvement among their peers.
The campus community will be celebrating this momentous occasion throughout the 2021 to 22 academic year with special events, ceremonies, service projects, campaigns and more. The news conference included a reading from a letter written by an alumnus of the first graduating class.
“I walked in the auditorium, the superintendent grabbed me by the elbow and said you’re sitting on the stage, go sit next to the board president and a former student.”
