Every year, tens of thousands of visitors begin their campus tours in the Undergraduate Admissions Lobby in Academic Building A.
Want to conduct your student transactions in person rather than on BUBRAIN? You’ll find Financial Aid and Student Records and Student Accounts on the 1st floor.
With seating size ranging from 25 to 500, Lecture Hall’s classrooms offer high-tech technology such as the Elmo--a mounted camera attached to a digital projector--and video conferencing capabilities.
In September 2010, the E.W. Heier Teaching Greenhouse was home to the blooming of the Titan Arum plant- also known as the corpse flower, nicknamed after its particularly cadaverous odor.
Wondering what all that construction in the middle of campus is about? With completion planned for November 2012, this project will contain 165,000 square-feet of open space and an infinity fountain!
Visit us for reference help, course reserves, laptop/netbook lending, group/quiet study spaces, and our Information Commons (with over 220 computers).
Once a semester, they organize a career fair where reps from various corporations/ government agencies/ non-profit organizations come to meet with students seeking full-time and internship positions.
Interested in engineering but not sure which kind? Freshmen in the Watson School start out in a common core of first-year courses that provide a broad introduction to the various engineering fields.
It’s the weekend before your final paper is due, and of course, your laptop crashes. Students can visit the Computer Center during the week for help with computer and internet-related problems.
If you're in the University Union, be sure to grab a meal from the Food Court and see what deals the Bookstore is offering on Binghamton gear!
In Spring 2012, a new 10,000-square-foot Fitspace will make its debut on campus, along with rooms for group exercise and sports clubs, classrooms, a wellness suite and an office suite.
If you enjoy Broadway shows and live musical performances, visit the Anderson Center’s Box Office during the week to take a peek at the upcoming events.
To see a great performance, visit the Music Department’s website for a list of musical acts and shows at Casadesus Recital Hall in the Fine Arts Building.
Located in between Fine Arts, the University Union, and the Couper Admin building, the Peace Quad is appropriately named for its sidewalks that meet forming the peace symbol.
The Couper Administration Building is home to several University offices, including the Office of the President, Communications and Marketing, Human Resources, University Police and Parking Services.
Can you find "The Object" on Dickinson's grounds? This sculpture was built by alumnus Don Walford in 1967. In 2009 he returned to campus to rebuild "The Object" with environmentally safe materials.
The new Chenango Champlain Collegiate Center is a dining hall for both the Dickinson and Newing residential communities. Go try some deli, pizza, pasta, the Mongolian Wok or the Kosher Korner!
For the best pancakes on campus, make sure to get to CIW’s dining hall on Saturday and Sunday mornings. Don’t be late -- the line might be out the door!
The Food Court isn't the only place on campus with a Freshens Smoothie stand- there's also one in the Appalachian Nite Owl, which is open until 1 A.M. Sunday through Thursday.
Be sure to visit the Campus Rec website and see when the West Gym pool is hosting Open Swim hours. Don’t forget your towel!
Not only can you cheer for our men's and women's Division 1 basketball teams at the Events Center, you can also see performances from famous artists such as Green Day, Jon Stewart, and Drake.
