Distinguished Professor David Sloan Wilson and Hadassah Head, Binghamton Religion and Spirituality Project coordinator, offer their thoughts about his research to McNair summer researcher Tyler West.
McNair Summer Reseach Project
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Posing With Baxter
Freshmen Kasey Hill, left, and Amy Resue pose with Baxter during the barbecue dinner at an orientation for professional schools.
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U.S. Senator Gillibrand Visits Start-Up Suite
U.S. Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand (D-NY) holds a sample of nano mat dye composite made by the start up company, Chromananotech, prior to attending a roundtable discussion on federal support for New York small high tech businesses.
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Public Archaeology Facility
Kayleigh Donahue participates in the Public Archaeology Facility’s annual summer camp at Washingtonian Hall in Endwell, one of the oldest structures in Broome County.
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McNair Summer Reseach Project
Assistant Professor of Physics Louis Piper mentors McNair summer researcher Chik Shun Tsui on his project about new materials for better transparent displays.
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The Hit Men
The Hit Men, whose members played with a variety of stars including Frankie Valli, Carly Simon, Jim Croce, Cat Stevens and Elton John, on stage at the Anderson Center. Boz Scaggs performs at 8 p.m. tonight.
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Clouds Over the Clock Tower
Cumulus clouds form over the Clock Tower as seen from near Science 2.
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Boz Scaggs
Singer, songwriter and guitarist Boz Scaggs performs his Memphis tour at the Anderson Center for the Performing Arts. Next at the Anderson Center: Tony Bennet and Antonia Bennett at 8 p.m. Saturday, Aug 30.
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The Undergrounds Cafe
High-dynamic-range image of the Undergrounds Café in the University Union that features nine 55-inch flat-panel video displays spanning 12 feet by 7 feet, donated by alumnus David Kepke ’81.
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Marigolds
Kaitlyn Koban, a summer student worker for Physical Facilities, weeds a garden of marigolds across from the Science 2 tower.
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Scheduling
Orientation adviser Dhruv Sehgai helps incoming freshman Matt Biagi with this schedule during Harpur College Orientation last week.
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Dark Matter in the Milky Way
Assistant Professor of Physics Aleksey Kolmogorov, left, meets with McNair and Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation researcher Mustafa Ibrahim to discuss a project on dark matter in the Milky Way.
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Ethnic Dinner
Adalyz Hernandez, left, and Josue Quinones help cook for the Educational Opportunity Program’s Ethnic Dinner at the Chenango Champlain Collegiate Center.
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Selfie With Billy
Hollywood screen-actor and alumnus Billy Baldwin ‘85 made a surprise visit to the Binghamton University Appreciation Day on the Peace Quad.
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McNair Summer Research Project
Psychology/human development major Gina Abrams and College for Community and Public Affairs Assistant Professor George Homsy work together on Abrams’ McNair summer research project.
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Anything Goes
Abbey Lane and Alex Kosick star in “Anything Goes,” presented by the Binghamton University Summer Youth Musical Workshop. Showtimes are 2 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 9 and 10, in Watters Theater.
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Fulbright Summer Program
Binghamton BMets catcher Kai Gronauer of Solingen, Germany, speaks to a group of German Fulbright Summer Program students who are visiting Binghamton and other New York cities to learn about American culture and American university education.
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Painting the Paws
Student Accounts Office staff paint the paws near the Events Center.
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Biofilms
From left: Biological sciences faculty Claudia N. H. Marques, David Davies, Karin Sauer and Jeffrey Schertzer hope to prove biofilms are to blame for chronic diseases. Read more: http://www.bit.ly/1o6e1dC
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Dickinson Hall
High-dynamic-range photo of the renovated Dickinson Hall. The former dining hall has been transformed into a student services center for the offices of Student Accounts, Financial Aid and Student Records and Undergraduate Admissions.
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