Students Seun Ku Kim, left, and Michael Jennings started the “Superhappyfuntime” initiative to give free hugs and compliments to passersby to help de-stress before finals.
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Superhappyfuntime
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Multi-Vine
Kishan Zuber, assistant dean of the Graduate School, crosses the multi-vine section of the new High Elements course located in the woods near Newing College.
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Freshman Engineering Exposition
Kietra Wiggins models a prototype of a prosthetic hand that could be made with a 3D-printer. She and her team demonstrated the project at the Watson School of Engineering and Applied Science Freshman Engineering Exposition.
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Nukporfe African Dance-Drumming Ensemble
Horla Kutte dances during the performance of Nukporfe African Dance-Drumming Ensemble, directed by Associate Professor James Burns, at Watters Theater.
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Rebecca Irwin
Rebecca Irwin majors in bioengineering at Binghamton University’s Watson School of Engineering and Applied Science and is a 2014 Summer Scholars and Artists Program award recipient. Read more: http://www.bit.ly/1o2knKW
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Building Robots
Students build and program robots in Associate Professor Doug Summerville’s electrical and computer engineering sophomore design class at the Engineering Building.
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ICK, I'm a Complex Kid
Watson School bioengineering students host ICK (I’m a Complex Kid), a science learning event, in the rotunda of the Engineering and Science Building.
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Evan Flury
Evan Flury, a history and music major at Binghamton University’s Harpur College, is a 2014 Summer Scholars and Artists Program award recipient. Read more: http://www.bit.ly/1nk7B6G
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"Smash Away Your Stress"
Jordan Merritt throws a plate at the “Smash Away Your Stress” event hosted by the Dean of Students Office as part of its stress-free, end-of-semester line-up of events. The broken pieces were donated to the Art Department.
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Samantha Meadows
Samantha Meadows majors in integrative neuroscience at Binghamton University’s Harpur College and is a 2014 Summer Scholars and Artists Program award recipient. Read more: http://www.bit.ly/1j5udDS
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Tulips at the Memorial Courtyard
The Memorial Courtyard showcases a variety of tulips during the spring season.
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Alice Xue
Alice Xue takes trumpet lessons from Benjamin Aldridge. Afterward, she captures the lesson in a comic. Read more: http://www.bit.ly/1vA4htU
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Rajesh Burela
Rajesh Burela majors in integrative neuroscience and is a 2014 Summer Scholars and Artists Program award recipient. Read more: http://www.bit.ly/1lZBVEc
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"Treeformation"
Students in Frank Chang’s art class participate in performance piece, “Treeformation,” addressing environmental issues by showing how man-made objects are transformed back into trees through a cardboard machine.
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DSON Mock Drill
Decker School of Nursing students May Gumble, left, and Vanessa Pollicino participate in the school’s annual community-wide disaster drill held at the Events Center.
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Assistant Professor of Human Development Myra Sabir
Assistant Professor of Human Development Myra Sabir instructs a group of male residents of the YMCA in downtown Binghamton during a life-writing exercise at the beginning of an eight-week intervention course.
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Students Present the Results of a Community-Based Research Project
Julianna Vecchiotti, center, and Stephanie Omilin present results of a community-based research project involving first- and second-generation German- and Russian-speaking immigrants at the Broome County Public Library.
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Robert Palmer, Assistant Professor of Student Affairs Administration
Assistant Professor Robert Palmer highlights challenges black males face in higher education in two new books he authored, “Black Male Collegians…” and “Black Men in Higher Education….” Read more: http://www.bit.ly/1kEUqyv
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Heavenscape
Shooting stars can be seen from the Binghamton University Nature Preserve.
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Anechoic Chamber
Brandon Sheiner installs a 1/8th microphone for an experiment inside the anechoic chamber of the Acoustics Core in the Engineering and Science Building at the Innovative Technologies Complex.
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