Peace Quad with view of Clocktower

Aerial view of campus

The Undergraduate Admissions Office is located centrally on campus and open daily for students' convivence.

Binghamton's Mascot, Baxter the Bearcat, greets admitted students for a special event hosted by admissions.

Students often spend time outside in the campus Peace Quad.

The University Union Marketplace is a central hub of activity on campus and includes multiple dining options for students.

The University Union has a variety of study spaces for students, including the fireside lounge.

The library tower has study spaces, offices, classrooms and resources for students.

There are multiple seating and study spaces available to students within the Glenn G Bartle Library. Including this very popular booths with a nice window view.

Family and friends of Binghamton University students visit campus during Family Weekend.

Students walk around the CIW community near the dining hall.

Students file into a chemistry class taught by professor Christof Grewer at Lecture Hall on the first day of class

In the Fall, the nature preserve is a beautiful place to visit.

The Nature Preserve is filled with beautiful views and gorgeous trees.

Students use the season ice skating rink setup in the middle of Old Dickinson.

The ice skating rink can be seen in relationship to the Old Dickinson complex buildings in this aerial view..

Outside of winter months when the ice skating rink is open, the open field among the Old Dickinson buildings is a great place to study and hangout with friends.

The Old O'Connor building is home to various student programs and resources.

One of the entrances to the Science Library.

Students work inside and outside of labs to conduct research at Binghamton.

The Fleishman Center for Career and Professional Development, takes headshots during the center's LinkedIn Photo Booths. Additionally, the Fleishman Center hosts the job and internship fair in the events center.

Students vote in the Mandela Room of the University Union, Tuesday, November 8, 2016, election day. The Center for Civic Engagement (located in the University Union) worked tirelessly throughout the semester to help students register to vote.

Binghamton University students help clean up flood debris at a home in Binghamton, Saturday, October 15, 2011. The Center for Civic Engagement has partnered to offer an internship course entitled Community in Recovery: Southern Tier NY After the Flood of September 2011 that provides students with opportunities to provide direct service to the local community in response to the catastrophic flood that took place in September through a series of seminars related to this crisis and the response.

Students can see the difference between OCCT buses and BC Transit buses because OCCT buses are binghamton designed.

The FitSpace is located in the East Gym and provides a variety of cardio machines and weight training options for students.

A spin class held at FitSpace in the East Gym

Students have access to weight training equipment in the FitSpace.

Peace Quad with view of Clocktower

The Q Center, located in the Bartle Library, hosts various events on campus.

In front of the library tower stands the Pegasus Tower

Museum

The Spine is often filled with students walking to class, studying and various clubs and organizations hosting tabling events.

The Academic A building is home to the School of Management.

The Engineering Building on Binghamton's campus.

The Science Buildings are all next to each other on campus and includes the Science Library

Students often spend time outside in the campus Peace Quad.

Undergraduate Admissions

The University Union has a variety of study spaces for students, including the fireside lounge.

Fleishman Center

University Logo

Students watching firework show together in Hinman College

Students participating in tug-of-war as part of a classic event: Hinman Hysteria

Students high-five one another while participating in DormWars.

Study space in the Hinman Community with a "Hinman College" banner

Students participating in theatre performance

Students playing instruments

Students participate in a sculpting class

The Anderson Center theater

Students walk the path near Mountainview Residential Community.

Residential life include dining spaces with healthy food options

Students wait in line for their meal

Baxter the bearcats visits the dining halls on campus.

Sunset over the residential buidlings

Students sit outside the dining hall together

Students playing football while participating in Newing Navy.

Students roasting marshmallows over the firepit

Students at an event in the Bartle Library

The Q Center

Students participating in a Multicultural Resource Center Event

Aerial view of peace quad

Students playing ball in the Peace Quad

Students creating a race car in the engineering lab.

Students using computer monitors in the Zurack Trading Room

Students painting large canvases

Students using the simulation manikins in the Decker College of Nursing

Students sitting together outside the apartment community buildings

Students sitting outside on the grass near the apartment buidlings

Students walking on the path between the apartment community buidlings

Students walking on the apartment community pathway.

Students sitting at outdoor seating area located outside the MarketPlace

Baxter the Bearcat at the university bookstore

The Marketplace station: Red Mango

Since 1973, the Student Association has grown into not only a forum for student activism, but the primary financial system which hundreds of clubs and student organizations receive their funding and legal protection through.With our variety of businesses and services, the Student Association offers students unique opportunities in leadership and project management, as well as a voice amidst the affairs of campus life. Pictured is one of the many student organizations overseen by the SA.

Students holding "CIW" signs

Students playing on CIW recreational field

Students playing cards at the Casino in the Woods event

Students playing on the volleyball court in CIW

Students participating in a yoga group fitness class outdoors

Students in the pool

Students zipling

Students using weight machines

Students at workstations in the engineering lab

Students with robotics project

Students working in the engineering lab

Exterior view of engineering building

Students sitting in the Mountainview dining hall

Aerial view of Mountainview pathways

Students using the hammock outside the Mountainview residential buidlings

Plants in the greenhouse

Students present their research at a poster session

Student conducting scientific lab

Fall view of nature preserve pond

Winter view of nature preserve covered in snow

Popular hangout area in the nature preserve

Fruits being handed out at the BU Acres Farm

Organizations tabling in the union

Students taking a photo in front of Binghamton banner

Students presenting research posters

Students conducting research in a lab

SOM building exterior

Sunset

Entrance to university union west located beneath the campus clocktower

Entrance of East Gym

Collegiate professors work closely with Residential Life staff in their college/community to create activities and programming that make connections between students’ living and learning experiences. Vice Provost for Academic Enrichment, Steve Ortiz, oversees many programs at Binghatmon University, including the collegiate professors. Known as "CP Steve" to many students, Ortiz previously held the role of College-in-the-Woods Collegiate Professor. He continues to provide a strong role model for all collegiate professors and remains focused on making programs at Binghamton "student centered".

The entrance to Binghamton's Library Tower is located near the infamous Pegasus statue!

After passing under the overhang pictured here, students can enter the dining hall to the left and have central access to all CIW Dorm Buildings

Located in front of the Hinman Dining Hall is the Hinman Quad where students will study, relax and play! Surrounding the quad at Hinman's Residential Dorm Buildings.

The MarketPlace features multiple food stations and study spaces for students.

The MarketPlace features multiple food stations and study spaces for students.

The MarketPlace features multiple food stations and study spaces for students.

Model Room in the Hinman Living Community

Lecturer Sophia Resciniti teaches Generalist Social Work Practice to a class at the University Downtown Center.

Visiting Assistant Professor at School of Management teaches a class at Academic Building A.

From the University Archives: In 1970, some of the Lecture Hall classrooms had some of the latest technology to help teach the students. As you can see, we have always understood the importance of small class sizes!

Remington T. Curtis, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in the School of Management, teaches an accounting course at Lecture Hall at the beginning of the 2020 Fall semester, September 1, 2020. Prof. Curtis and the students wore masks and practiced social distancing to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Exterior of Smart Energy Building

Center of Excellence Exterior

Exterior of Biotechnology building

Exterior of Engineering and Science Building

Biochemistry research being conducted in the Smart Energy Building

Thomas J. Watson College of Engineering and Applied Science annual Community Day, Reimagining the Possible, which is part of Engineers Week 2022, that took place at the Center of Excellence and Engineering and Science buildings of the Innovative Technologies Complex, Saturday, February 26, 2022. 8-year-old Peyton Musok shows off his tetrahedral.

The Center for Excellence includes many gorgeous spaces, such as this atrium where various student and staff events are held.

350 students participate in HackBU at the Center of Excellence at the Innovative Technologies Complex. HackBU is an organization at Binghamton University that fosters a community of students who work together on projects that they are passionate about, outside the classroom. We exist to mentor students, help them learn the technologies that interest them most, and get them excited about programming and problem-solving.

Watson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Networking Event held in the Rotunda of the Engineering and Science Building in the Innovative Technologies Complex.

Students use the labs and anechoic chamber of Acoustics Core of the Engineering and Science Building at the Innovative Technologies Complex. The anechoic chamber is used by faculty and students to create a sound field that is not affected by acoustic reflections and is isolated from external noises. The high-performance laser vibrometer enables the acoustic characterization of silicon MEMS acoustic sensors being developed by Watson College researchers.

University Downtown Center Exterior

Decker College of Nursing and Health Sciences building.

School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences building exterior

Koffman Southern Tier Incubator exterior

University Union East Exterior

Exterior of Science Complex and Greenhouse

In middle of the science complex you will see the entrance to the science library! All students are welcome to study here, however it provides a convenient location for students spending a lot of their time in this complex. If you continue down the tiled pathway in this image, you will reach the main entrance doors to the science library.

From this location, you can see the Mountainview dining hall to the left, and the Hinman living community to the right.

From in and around the Appalachian Dining Hall, students can enjoy a fabulous view of campus

The exterior of the Fine Arts Complex

Exterior of C4

CCPA is located in the heart of downtown, Binghamton. Our students focus on degrees in Social Work, Human Development, Public Administration, Student Affairs Administration, Sustainable Communities, various Teaching Degrees, including Dual/Double Degrees!

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