Archaeologist named Fulbright scholar
Binghamton doctoral student Heidi Savery hopes to use archaeology to advance a Jamaican community. Read more
Will Amazon kill off publishers?
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
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
Electronics packaging symposium planned
An upcoming Binghamton symposium will focus on thermal management, 3-D packaging and other aspects of electronics packaging. Read more
The Evolution of Binghamton, Block by Block
Mark Oppenheimer reviews David Sloan Wilson’s new book in the New York Times. Read more
Traditional music offers insights into African culture
Ethnomusicologist James Burns says his field work creates a positive image of Africa through music. Read more
Can evolution breed better communities?
National Public Radio’s John Ydstie speaks to Binghamton biologist David Sloan Wilson about his new book, The Neighborhood Project: Using Evolution to Improve My City, One Block at a Time. Read more
