Ada Coonerty, of Garden City, wraps her daughter Jessica Mero, a freshman living in Dickinson Community, during Family Weekend.
Family Weekend
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Breakdance Club
Chris Nanetti, center, Kwan Park and Richard Lopez of the Breakdance Club perform outside the Glenn G. Bartle Library on the Lois B. DeFleur Walkway.
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Binghamton's Beginning
It’s Daily Photo’s fifth anniversary! In commemoration, students carry chairs to their first class on Sept. 30, 1946, the opening day of Triple Cities College ─ what would become Binghamton University. Thank you! - Jonathan Cohen
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New Undergraduate Admissions Office
Campus tour guide Alyssa Burt begins the first tour to leave the new Office of Undergraduate Admissions lobby from the newly renovated Dickinson Student Services building last month.
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Formal Attire Hike
Erika Kalgren and Jon Banko hike the Nature Preserve in formal attire at an event hosted by Outdoor Pursuits.
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The Lying Kind
Mary Dziekowicz, Anthony Gabriele and Eric Berger star in “The Lying Kind,” directed by Carol Hanscom and playing at 8 p.m. tonight, Oct. 18, 24, 25, and 2 p.m. Oct. 26, at Chamber Hall at the Anderson Center for the Performing Arts.
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BU Basketball Showcase At Homecoming Weekend 2014
Nine-year-olds Nina Capodaglio, left, and Sonia Horowitz help the women’s basketball team compete in a dance contest against the men’s basketball team at the Binghamton Basketball Showcase during Homecoming Weekend.
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EOP 45th Anniversary Luncheon At Homecoming Weekend 2014
Alumni, from left, Diana Quioto ‘07, Orlando Harns, ‘07, Shary Sanchez ‘06 and Sheldon Fields ‘91, ‘95 reconnect at the Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) 45th Anniversary Luncheon held during Homecoming Weekend.
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Tailgating at Homecoming Weekend
Tailgating in the parking lot of the Events Center during Homecoming Weekend.
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Domestic Violence Awareness Month
The top of the Glenn G. Bartle Library Tower is lit with purple lights during the month of October to recognize Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
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Matt McCoy
Matt McCoy prevents the ball from going out of bounds during a game with Syracuse University. The Bearcats face Columbia at 7 p.m. tonight, Oct. 22, at the Bearcats Sports Complex.
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Financial Literacy
Freshmen, from left, Shaya Khorrami, Alice Kim, Samantha Macy, Kristen Paczkowski and (not pictured) Holden Ottolini teach financial literacy to a class of Maine-Endwell Middle School students by playing a game of Jeopardy.
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Kristin Hovie
Senior Kristin Hovie spikes the ball during a match against Hartford. The Bearcats face Albany at 7 p.m. tonight, in the West Gym.
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Shack-A-Thon
William Clayton gets a lift from Ken Garcia from the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers as they build their shelter of cardboard during the first “Shack-A-Thon” benefit for Broome County Habitat For Humanity.
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Natural History of the Nature Preserve
Dylan Horvath, steward of natural areas, teaches a class on the natural history of the Nature Preserve.
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Painting the Paws
Students from the BU Zoo and other volunteers paint paws on the sidewalks leading to the new Dickinson Student Services building.
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Study Abroad Fair
Raya Anderson speaks with Will Tregidga of the University of Otago in New Zealand about studying abroad at his institution at the Study Abroad Fair, held in the Mandela Room of the University Union.
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Dance Team Tryouts
Sydney Sherman tries out for the Dance Team, one of four spirit squads.
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Binghamton Cross Country
Ethan Hausamann and Alana MacDonald were Binghamton’s top finishers during a cross country only home meet last September. Both teams will race Nov. 1, at the America East Conference Championship hosted by the University of Maine.
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Fifth Annual Binghamton Zombie Walk
Alumna Laura Lynn Phillips ‘08 participates in the fifth annual Binghamton Zombie Walk around downtown Binghamton during First Friday, Oct. 3.
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