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April 6, 2025

Ready for it? Binghamton professor publishes book on Taylor Swift songs

Musicologist Phoebe Hughes examines 11 songs by pop star

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New conference promotes women’s advancement and leadership

After three years, The Q Center’s annual Empowerment Brunch has evolved into a regional day-long conference connecting campus and local communities in innovative ways.

Culinary Battle of the Externs

Culinary Institute of America externs competed in a cooking challenge to develop a dish for Binghamton University dining halls

Binghamton, Hackensack continue to strengthen partnership

Binghamton alum Jae Hee Park will start her PGY-2 residency at HMH in its ambulatory care program.

Infusing technology into the modern academic library

New MakerLab in Bartle Library provides access to innovative services

Chenango Room/Panera Bread addition update

Construction activity on the Chenango Room addition project is expected this spring and will continue through fall 2026.

Science & Technology

Alumni award winner sees giving back to Binghamton as investment in the future

James Bankoski ’91, a vice president of engineering at Google, will be honored at an Alumni Association event on May 3.

Science & Technology

Study could point toward different approach to UTI treatment

A team of undergraduate researchers hopes to help millions of women worldwide suffering from recurrent urinary tract infections.

Director of special collections and library preservation shares her lifetime of coming and going in the Binghamton area

Blythe Roveland-Brenton ’83 returned to Binghamton University in 2018 as director of special collections after a diverse academic and professional journey.

Alumna says Binghamton pushed her beyond the surface

Thanks to the pre-law curriculum, Madjeen Garcon-Bonneau ’15 saw how the legal system could be a powerful tool.

Art of Science exhibit to open during Research Days

Dozens of Binghamton researchers shared images that capture the artistry of their scientific work for this year’s contest

Pharmacy professor focusing research on pulmonary hypertension

Assistant Professor Yuanjun Shen says he’s found a new home in Binghamton and is excited to continue his work here.

Alumnus co-edits new edition of Marx’s ’Capital’

A lecture from Yale professor and co-editor Paul North ’95 pushes back against common misconceptions.

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The 10 Hip Flexor Exercises Every Runner Should Be Doing

GQ

Running can cause the hip flexors to become overworked and tight, says Jason Cherry, professor of physical therapy at Binghamton. If you ignore the tightness, those hip flexors can lead to increased strain on the knee. “Tight hip flexors can also lead to increased strain on the lower back,” Cherry says.

This text message mistake might be the reason you’re getting left on ‘read’

New York Post

According to new research published by Binghamton psychologist Celia Klin, adding periods between words in texts dials up the “emotional intensity” by seemingly adding deliberate emphasis. The study explored the phenomenon of “textisms”— such as periods after each word in a sentence —and how they impact the perceived meaning of messages.