World-renowned poet, writer, commentator, activist and educator Nikki Giovanni gives the Black Student Union Women’s History Month keynote.
Nikki Giovanni
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An Evening with Calvin Mackie
Calvin Mackie—award-winning mentor, former engineering professor, world-renowned speaker and successful entrepreneur—answers a question by 10-year-old Ibny Xian Crookson during a lecture sponsored by the Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation.
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Shabbat 1500
Rohr Chabad Center for Jewish Student Life at Binghamton University hosts a Grand Shabbat dinner for 1,500 students at the Events Center.
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Branches
The Clock Tower, seen through the trees near the Lois B. DeFleur Walkway.
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Smart Energy Building Construction
Construction of the Smart Energy Building at the Innovative Technologies Complex.
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Alumnus Jerry Lavine '91
Watson School alumnus Jerry Lavine ‘91, executive vice president for Dura Automotive Systems and the keynote speaker at Engineers Week Kick-off, speaks to students Sabrina Candido (center) and Kara Youngs.
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Orpheus
Tai Herasme and Marcol Rodriguez will perform in the 2015 dance show, Orpheus, opening tonight at 8 p.m., and playing at 8 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday. in the Osterhout Theater of the Anderson Center.
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Admissions Center
The Admissions Center.
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Men's Lacrosse
Binghamton’s Tucker Nelson and Tyler Deluca knock the ball loose during a game with Hartford. Today at noon, the women’s team plays UMass Lowell at the Bearcats Sports Complex.
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Albert “Skip” Rizzo PhD ‘91
Albert “Skip” Rizzo PhD ‘91 discusses some of the recent advances in the world of virtual reality-based exposure therapy to a group of Watson professors and students.
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Spring Open House For Admitted Students
Incoming freshmen and their families attend Spring Open House for admitted students last weekend. Randall Edouard, director of undergraduate admissions, welcomes the crowd at the West Gym.
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John McKenna 5K
The Ninth Annual John McKenna IV Memorial 5K was held at Recreation Park in Binghamton in March in honor of the alumnus and Binghamton crew club rower who lost his life in Iraq serving on his third tour with the Marines.
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Chemistry
Graduate student Samwel Cheruiyot works with Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies of the Department of Chemistry Eriks Rozner.
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Volleyball at Dickinson Community
One of the first outdoor volleyball games of the year, played at Dickinson Community, after a harsh winter season.
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Robin Lesage
Senior captain Robin Lesage lead the team to a 5-2 win over Buffalo at the Binghamton Tennis Center. The Bearcats face Toledo at 2 p.m. today at home.
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Lymphoma Research Foundation Benefit
The Rhythm Masters perform a benefit concert in honor of Arielle Biro, a member of the professional music fraternity Mu Phi Epsilon who was diagnosed with lymphoma in August. All proceeds were donated to the Lymphoma Research Foundation.
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CCPA Spirit Team
College of Community and Public Affairs students Jessica Weller, Rebecca Cohen and Samantha Salituro paint after their midterms under the direction of Jennifer Pena, left, a member of the CCPA Spirit Team, which offers de-stress activities to students.
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Sunrise at Harpur Quad
The tall grasses at Harpur Quad glow during a sunrise.
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Health Fair
Itai Ferber and Rashel Shamtoob use the blender bike to make a smoothie made of kale, spinach, banana, pineapples and oranges at the ninth annual Health Fair, sponsored by Sodexo and the Department of Campus Recreation.
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Center for Civic Engagement's Institute on Community-Engaged Teaching, Research & Scholarship Expo
Juan Denzer, library systems specialist, explains how an AR Magic Book works at the Center for Civic Engagement’s Institute on Community-Engaged Teaching, Research & Scholarship.
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