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World’s oldest fossilized forest unearthed in N.Y.

World’s oldest fossilized forest unearthed in N.Y.

Published Mar 2, 2012

Paleobotanist William Stein describes what today’s scientists learn from the world’s oldest forest. Watch video

Watch Rex Parker solve a puzzle

Watch Rex Parker solve a puzzle

Published Feb 21, 2012

Binghamton faculty member Michael Sharp talks about his popular blog, Rex Parker Does the NY Times Crossword Puzzle. Watch video

Geographer focuses on cultural landscape

Geographer focuses on cultural landscape

Published Feb 16, 2012

Binghamton's John Frazier studies Queens, N.Y., the most diverse 100 square miles in the world. Read more

Mathematician seeks practical solutions

Mathematician seeks practical solutions

Published Feb 2, 2012

Mathematician Shelley Zacks is motivated by the search for answers to real-world problems. Read more

Archaeologist named Fulbright scholar

Archaeologist named Fulbright scholar

Published Jan 30, 2012

Binghamton doctoral student Heidi Savery hopes to use archaeology to advance a Jamaican community. Read more

Will Amazon kill off publishers?

Will Amazon kill off publishers?

Published Oct 27, 2011

Author Thomas Glave, professor of English at Binghamton University, writes for the New York Times’ Room for Debate about what Amazon’s entry into publishing may mean for independent publishing houses. Read more

Historian reassesses Civil War deaths

Historian reassesses Civil War deaths

Published Oct 3, 2011

The Civil War took a toll far more severe than previously estimated, according to a new analysis of census data by Binghamton historian J. David Hacker. Watch video