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12/04/2008

Binghamton University continues to reduce expenditures as it deals with a total reduction of 11 percent in state operating funds for the 2008-2009 fiscal year.

12/04/2008

Lower building temperatures in winter and higher temperatures in summer could result in significant savings to the campus - perhaps as much as $300,000 annually, according to some estimates.

12/04/2008

President Lois B. DeFleur asks that the campus community support the Community Hunger Outreach Warehouse (CHOW) with food donations. Collection barrels will be placed throughout the campus during the weeks of Dec. 8 and 15.

12/04/2008

Binghamton and German students are collaborating inside and outside of the classroom in the first course to take advantage of new videoconferencing equipment in Academic Building A.

News Releases

12/04/2008

BINGHAMTON, NY -- Binghamton University students, faculty and staff aim to bring joy to the lives of needy families though various holiday drives scheduled for the coming weeks. Binghamton University President Lois B. DeFleur and Binghamton Mayor...
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12/04/2008

BINGHAMTON, NY -- Governor David Paterson has announced the appointment of Kathryn Grant Madigan as Chair of the Binghamton University Council. Madigan, whose appointment is effective immediately, replaces John Spring, who has served as Chair of the...
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Ask a Scientist

12/04/2008

Radiation is composed of high-energy waves or particles that can damage cells.  The waves are things like X-rays and g (gamma) rays which are like visible light, but have a much smaller wavelength and thus higher energy.  The particles can...
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