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- 1Decker College marks National Rural Health Day with community eventβΌDecker College celebrates National Rural Health Day with a community event
Binghamton University's Decker College of Nursing and Health Sciences held a community event to celebrate National Rural Health Day, highlighting efforts to improve healthcare access in rural communities. The event brought attention to the health challenges facing rural residents and the college's role in addressing them through education and outreach.
- 2Cliff Joslyn's lifelong dedication to systems scienceβΌCliff Joslyn has lifelong love for systems science
Cliff Joslyn, a researcher at Binghamton University, is being profiled for his lifelong commitment to systems science, the interdisciplinary study of complex systems and their organization. The feature highlights his career and enduring passion for the field.
- 3Binghamton alumnus takes key role in Artemis moon missionsβΌBlast off! Binghamton alumnus plays a pivotal role in Artemis moon missions
A graduate of Binghamton University is being credited with a pivotal role in NASA's Artemis program, the effort to return astronauts to the Moon. The university is highlighting the alumnus's contribution to the missions, drawing attention to the school's ties to the high-profile lunar exploration effort.
- 4Binghamton University student startup wins $110,000 for EMS softwareβΌBinghamton University student startup wins $110K for EMS software
A student startup from Binghamton University has won $110,000 in funding to develop its emergency medical services software. The prize highlights the university's growing startup ecosystem and student entrepreneurship in upstate New York. Local coverage is focused on the winning team and what the money means for advancing their EMS technology.
- 5Binghamton University students reflect on election resultsβΌBinghamton University students, local resident reflect on election results and future of politics
Students at Binghamton University and a local resident are reflecting on the results of the recent election and what they mean for the future of American politics. In remarks reported by local news, they shared their reactions to the outcome and their hopes and concerns for the direction of the country going forward.
- 6Binghamton University turns student startups into new companiesβΌFrom freshmen to founders: Binghamton spins out its own student startups
Binghamton University is highlighting how its students, from first-year undergraduates to graduating seniors, are turning campus projects into real startup companies. The initiative, described as spinning out its own student startups, points to the university's growing role in supporting entrepreneurship and helping young founders launch businesses while still in school.
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Binghamton University is spotlighting Olivia McLernon, who works at the intersection of engineering and healthcare. The story highlights how her engineering background is being applied to medical challenges, reflecting a broader push to bring technical expertise into medicine and improve patient care through interdisciplinary training.
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Binghamton University Athletics has put golf gear on sale, with merchandise available for purchase through the athletic department. The offering gives supporters of the university's golf programme a chance to buy branded apparel and equipment. It forms part of the department's usual merchandising activity around its athletic teams, though no specific product lines or prices have been detailed so far.
- 9Owego goalkeeper Kendra Turshman named Athlete of the WeekβOwego Girls Soccer Goalkeeper Kendra Turshman Named 12 Sports Athlete of the Week
Kendra Turshman, goalkeeper for the Owego girls soccer team, has been named 12 Sports Athlete of the Week by Binghamton-area broadcaster WBNG. The recognition highlights her performances in goal for Owego this season. Local sports fans are congratulating the young keeper as the award shines a spotlight on her and the Owego program during the high school soccer season.
- 10Broome County Arts Council previews November First Friday Art WalkβΌBroome County Arts Council talks November First Friday Art Walk
The Broome County Arts Council in Binghamton, New York is highlighting its November First Friday Art Walk, a recurring monthly event that showcases local galleries, artists and downtown venues. The council discussed plans for the evening in a local news segment, drawing attention to the region's arts scene and encouraging residents to explore participating exhibits and businesses.
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Interest in the name Mariano is rising in France and Spain. The most concrete related report is from Binghamton, where the Rumble Ponies' pitching coach, Mariano, has been called up to the New York Mets organisation. Fans in both countries appear to be searching his name as the promotion makes the rounds.
- 12Binghamton University stages spooky science experiments at Phelps Mansion MuseumβΌBinghamton University hosts spooky science experiments at Phelps Mansion Museum
Binghamton University held a Halloween-themed science event at the historic Phelps Mansion Museum in Binghamton, New York, presenting spooky science experiments and demonstrations to visitors. The event combined seasonal fun with hands-on science education, using the mansion's historic setting to draw in families and community members interested in physics and other experiments.
- 13Binghamton researchers show LLM backdoor attacks on robots, unveil PROTEA defenseβΌBinghamton University Researchers Demonstrate LLM Backdoor Attacks on Robots and Develop PROTEA Defense
Researchers at Binghamton University have demonstrated that large language models controlling robots can be compromised through backdoor attacks, allowing hidden triggers to manipulate a robot's behavior. Alongside the attack demonstration, the team developed PROTEA, a defense framework designed to detect and block such tampering. The work highlights growing security risks as LLMs are increasingly embedded in robotics and autonomous systems.
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Phelps Mansion is hosting a 'Spooky Science' event, combining Halloween themes with science activities at the historic Binghamton mansion. Details about dates, activities and admission have not been widely reported beyond the announcement itself. The event fits a seasonal trend of museums and historic sites using holiday themes to attract families and visitors.
- 15Binghamton psychology graduates support veterans' mental healthβΌServing those who served: Binghamton psychology graduates support veterans
Binghamton University psychology graduates are working to support US veterans, applying their training to help former service members with mental health challenges. The story highlights alumni who have built careers serving those who served in the military, reflecting wider attention to veterans' psychological care and the role universities play in preparing mental health professionals for that work.
- 16Binghamton pharmacy school profiles lab manager Barbara ForceβSix things to know about Barbara Force, the pharmacy schoolβs lab manager
Binghamton University has published a profile of Barbara Force, the lab manager at its school of pharmacy. The piece lists six things to know about her, offering readers an introduction to her background and her role supporting the school's teaching and research laboratories.