A pair of University initiatives are bringing entrepreneurship to the academic forefront. The first initiative, Entrepreneurship Across the Curriculum, is aimed at students and modeled after the successful Languages Across the Curriculum. Small stipends will be given to faculty members who agree to offer an entrepreneurship component on a continuing basis in their classes. The second initiative will help faculty members who are considering starting their own business.

The Anderson Center for the Performing Arts' 25th anniversary celebration comes full circle this month when October Light, the play that opened the facility, returns to the campus stage.

Binghamton University faculty member Leo Wilton was among six people named last week as new members of the Director's Council of Public Representatives at the National Institutes of Health.

Binghamton University researchers have received more than a dozen grants totaling nearly $4.2 million through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) in the program's first several months. Inside will highlight these projects throughout the semester.