Faculty Spotlights

Binghamton’s Brian Wall traces the influence of classic movies as well as the failures of big-budget blockbusters.

Art historian Kevin Hatch gained unusual access to Bruce Conner and his work while working on a book about the counter-cultural artist.

In her latest book, Leigh Ann Wheeler looks at how the ACLU took on controversial issues such as obscenity, abortion, prostitution and sexual harassment throughout the 20th century.

Binghamton scholar Thomas Farrell’s work has revolutionized the field of topology, an area of mathematics that explores the deformation of theoretical geometric objects.

Computer scientist Kyoung-Don Kang’s efforts to improve fast-paced data processing recently received a boost from the National Science Foundation.

Binghamton’s Ali Yayla looks at companies’ announcements regarding information security breaches and how these announcements affect their stock price.

A Binghamton biologist has pioneered genetic testing of Thoroughbreds, which could help breeders predict which pairings are likely to produce promising foals.