Sara Morehead receives a visit from Baxter the Bearcat during the American Red Cross Blood Drive hosted by members of the BU Zoo held at the Chenango Champlain Collegiate Center.
PHOTO: JONATHAN COHEN
Green Day Blood Drive
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Investigating Neurological Mechanisms
Daniel Popoola, a graduate student in the Psychology Department, uses an Epoch microplate spectrophotometer for research on the psycho-behavioral effects of prenatal alcohol exposure.
PHOTO: JONATHAN COHEN
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Fine Arts Building
The Fine Arts Building and the Clock Tower at University Union West.
PHOTO: JONATHAN COHEN
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Admitted Student Open House
President Harvey Stenger speaks with possible student Taylor Heywood of Orchard Park, right, her parents Billy and Janet, and sister Riley, during the PricewaterhouseCoopers Scholars luncheon during the University’s Admitted Student Open House held in February.
PHOTO: JONATHAN COHEN
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Union Renovations Near Completion
Renovations to the University Union are almost complete. The area will house the Career Development Center, Educational Opportunity Program and tutoring center, TRiO, the Center for Civic Engagement and the Undergraduate Research Center.
PHOTO: JONATHAN COHEN
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Stephen A. Smith
Binghamton University’s Black Student Union hosts Stephen A. Smith, a sports journalist on ESPN’s hit show First Take, as its keynote speaker for Black History Month.
PHOTO: JONATHAN KING
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Binghamton University Day at the Mall
Reshmi Kurup, of the dance group Masti Bollywood Fusion, performs during Binghamton University Day at the Oakdale Mall in Johnson City, that offered area residents a chance to learn more about the campus.
PHOTO: JONATHAN COHEN
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The Screaming Green
Binghamton’s pep band, “The Screaming Green,” led by Mo Reese Taylor, will play as the women’s basketball team battles Hartford at 7 p.m. tonight at the Events Center.
PHOTO: JONATHAN COHEN
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Speed Networking
Alumna Mary Ferraro ‘85, MBA ‘92, of Acco Brands speaks with Roman Kukil during a speed networking event hosted by the Watson School of Engineering and Applied Science Career and Alumni Connections Office.
PHOTO: JONATHAN COHEN
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The Soweto Gospel Choir
The Soweto Gospel Choir of South Africa performs live in memory of South African anti-apartheid revolutionary, politician, philanthropist and former president Nelson Mandela in the Anderson Center’s Osterhout Concert Theater.
PHOTO: JONATHAN COHEN
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Vaneeshia Paulk
Senior Vaneeshia Paulk scores a layup with 19 seconds left in a 55-51 win over Hartford, winning MVP honors. The women play their final home game at 2 p.m. today; the men do the same at 2 p.m. Sunday.
PHOTO: JONATHAN COHEN
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Snow-Bearcat
Mechanical engineering graduate students Sara Mina and Russell Tobias built a “Snow-Bearcat” outside the Biotechnology Building at the Innovative Technologies Complex during a study break last weekend.
PHOTO: JONATHAN COHEN
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Engineers Week
Angelique Jenks-Brown, associate librarian, with her daughter Davia, 4, drops an egg in a container Davia made at the Rotunda in the Engineering and Science Building, last Saturday during Engineers Week.
PHOTO: JONATHAN KING
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Learning CPR
Decker School of Nursing students Roseanna Chan, left, Karen (In-Yi) Ching and Kate Cornelius learn CPR on a SimMan at the school’s Innovative Practice Center.
PHOTO: JONATHAN COHEN
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Sarah Laszlo
Research by Binghamton neuroscientist Sarah Laszlo may unravel mysteries surrounding dyslexia, America’s most common learning disorder. Read more: http://ow.ly/sEd5r
PHOTO: JONATHAN COHEN
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Men's Lacrosse
Binghamton’s J.T. Hauck of the men’s lacrosse team advances the ball during a match last week against Cornell. The women’s team faces Niagara at 3 p.m. today at the Bearcats Sports Complex.
PHOTO: JONATHAN COHEN
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Rod Serling's 'The Twilight Zone'
Binghamton University’s Theatre Department presents Rod Serling’s ‘The Twilight Zone,’ directed by Elizabeth Mozer and starring Rob Tendy at 8 p.m. tonight, March 8, 14 and 15; and 2 p.m. March 16, in Watters Theater.
PHOTO ILLUSTRATION: JONATHAN COHEN
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Cody Reed
Senior Cody Reed, a nationally ranked wrestler in the 197-lb. weight class, defeats Bucknell’s Tyler Lyster in a match last month at the West Gym.
PHOTOS: JONATHAN COHEN
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Selfie With Bodhi
Anthony Parris takes a selfie with Bodhi, a therapy dog, at the Dickinson Community Health Fair held in the Chenango Champlain Collegiate Center.
PHOTO: JONATHAN COHEN
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NYSEG Presents Economic Development Grants
William Hall, architectural supervisor, gives a tour of the nearly completed Center of Excellence building to President Harvey G. Stenger and NYSEG President and CEO Mark S. Lynch.
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