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If you are looking for some solar eclipse-related events to participate in before, during, and after the solar eclipse, Binghamton University in Vestal has four events.

The student-run late night café put on a Valentine's themed pop-up at its new location last week, in anticipation of the café's permanent opening in the spring.

From Jan. 21 to 28, hundreds of students demonstrated to raise awareness on the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza and to demand University action on the Israel-Hamas war.

Union commissioners decided an Aldi on the site of a proposed high-end entertainment district would "open the floodgate" for other big box stores.

More than 80 people attended a public hearing to let city commissioners know where they stand on the proposed ALDI – and they did not hold back.

“I apologize for writing such a long letter, but I didn’t have time to write a short one.” – Mark Twain

After receiving significant student demand and encouragement following its opening nights, On Call Café has secured Old Union as a venue beginning in spring quarter 2024.

The Undergraduate Senate approved a bill establishing On Call as an ASSU Service Organization at their Nov. 29 meeting, and considered potential accommodations for student-athletes amid increased travel.

This article contains incidents that were reported on campus from Nov. 14 to Nov. 27, as recorded by the Stanford University Department of Public Safety bulletin.

In the week leading up to the 126th Big Game against Cal, Stanford’s campus is bustling with festivities and annual traditions. Amid rising tensions on campus relating to the Israel-Gaza conflict, however, students say this year’s traditions feel a little different.