Faculty choreographer JoEllen Kuhlman instructs student dancers during rehearsal of the Theatre Department’s production of “Orpheus.” Read more: http://bit.ly/1LkaSwv
Orpheus: Behind the Scenes
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De-Stress December, Pillow Making
Hannah Premo and Kiki Olafimihan make fleece tie-pillows at the Tillman Lobby in the University Union as part of De-Stress December, a series of events sponsored by the Dean of Students Office.
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Orpheus: Behind the Scenes
James Burns, chair of the Music Department, rehearses with a band that featured students, alumni and community members for the Theatre Department’s production of “Orpheus.” Read more: http://bit.ly/1LkaSwv
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Willie Rodriguez
Willie Rodriguez drives for two against St. Francis. The Bearcats face Mount St. Mary’s at 7 p.m. tonight at the Events Center.
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De-Stress December Therapy Dogs
After a long semester of missing her dog at home, Raquel Panitz snuggles with a therapy dog during a De-Stress December event sponsored by the Binghamton University Libraries.
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Library Tower
The Glenn G. Bartle Library Tower.
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Council Members Giovanni Scaringi and Conrad Taylor
Graduate student Giovanni Scaringi, left, and sophomore Conrad Taylor will represent the City of Binghamton’s 1st and 4th districts, respectively, on the seven-member City Council. Read more: http://bit.ly/1IvFKKD
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Concerto and Aria
The Music Department’s Concerto and Aria winners: Ellie Krasner, violin; Andrew Hiers, bass-baritone; Stacey Geyer, soprano; Lindsay Brown, mezzo-soprano; and Michelle Li, flute.
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Orpheus: Behind the Scenes
Faculty choreographer Stephanie Surowka instructs student-dancers during rehearsal of the Theatre Department’s production of “Orpheus.” Read more: http://bit.ly/1LkaSwv
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Imani Watkins
Imani Watkins recorded the first triple-double by a Binghamton player in 23 years, leading the Bearcats to a 65-33 win over Nyack. The Bearcats face Misericordia at 7 p.m. tonight at the Events Center.
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Jeffrey Mativetsky
Physicist Jeffrey Mativetsky received a prestigious NSF grant to research relationships between nanoscale structure and electrical function in organic materials for solar cells and electronics. Read more: http://bit.ly/1k6LnJ7
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Justin McFadden
Justin McFadden takes the court after his name was called during the starting lineup announcements. The Bearcats face Stony Brook at 7 p.m. tonight at the Events Center.
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Brainprints Could Replace Passwords
Assistant Professor of Psychology Sarah Laszlo and Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering Zhanpeng Jin led a team of researchers recording brain activity of people wearing an EEG headset. Read more: http://bit.ly/1ICQ09p
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Frankie Garcia
Frankie Garcia, pictured here winning one of three matches at the Kaloust Bearcat Open last November. The Bearcats face Princeton at 6 p.m. tonight at the Events Center.
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Tess Wicks
Binghamton’s Tess Wicks shoots for three. The Bearcats face the University of New Hampshire at 4 p.m. today at the Events Center.
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Orpheus: Behind the Scenes
Artist-in-Residence Andrew Horowitz instructs student-dancers during rehearsal of the Theatre Department’s production of “Orpheus.” Read more: http://bit.ly/1LkaSwv
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Scuba
Mercedes Marx and Eric Berk take a scuba course offered by the Department of Health and Wellness Studies.
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Jimmy Koval
James (Jimmy) Koval finally takes a minute to relax in the Tillman Lobby of the University Union, which he spent decades overseeing. Read more: http://bit.ly/1OqSuIW
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First Snow
Snow falls onto the new berm at the Peace Quad.
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Robotic Arm Interactive Orthopedic Systems
Biomedical major Samantha Schnitzer feels how the Robotic Arm Interactive Orthopedic Systems (RIO) performs a knee replacement surgery during her BME 313 Biomaterials class.
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