Offering a small-college atmosphere at a larger university!
Why be "just a number" when you can be a part of a thriving community? While living on-campus at Binghamton you'll feel that you're at a small college while enjoying the resources of a first-rate university. Our residence halls offer interactive communities with over 2,000 programs each year!
Making learning fun!
Debates, movie reviews, and field trips - just a few of the ways we make learning fun! Our students are supported in their academic and personal growth by a tenured Faculty Master, dedicated professional staff, and Resident Assistants. Our goal is to provide academic guidance and add to your educational experience, while maintaining and enhancing a real sense of community on campus. We want you to feel at home and our staff will work with you to help you connect with all we have to offer!
For details and updates on Binghamton University's preparedness efforts, visit our H1N1 Updates page. Students who are feeling ill can fill out a Sodexho request form so roommates can pick up food from the dining halls for them.
The residence halls will close for Thanksgiving at 2 PM on Wednesday, November 25, 2009. All residents (except those registered to remain in Mohawk, Windham, Whitney, Champlain, Lehman, Susquehanna, or Hillside) must vacate the halls by this time.
Instructions:Check out our tip of the month for parents & guardians of on-campus students!
If you need to cancel your housing for the spring, or are seeking a room change or new roommate / suitemate please review these instructions and forms:
Note that you cannot cancel to simply move off campus.
If you are interested in changing rooms or communities, you can sign up for a wait list in one community. Please go to the area office in the community you wish to reside to complete the appropriate paperwork.
Professor Bill Ziegler has been a member of Binghamton’s Computer Science Department for 30 years and is now in his 3rd year as Faculty Master of Newing College.
Ziegler has been impressed by Binghamton’s residential life system. “The collegiate structure at Binghamton is unique and second to none. Students experience the concept that just as much learning takes place outside of the classroom as within the classroom. Students living in our residential colleges feel like they are part of a small community, while simultaneously enjoying everything that Binghamton - the Premier Public University - has to offer, from first rate academics to Division I athletics.
Professor Ziegler loves being a part of the Residential Life team; “with all of us striving for the same goals, it is truly amazing what we accomplish for the students at Binghamton.” As a Faculty Master, Ziegler takes advantage of the opportunity to interact with students outside the classroom. “The students at Binghamton keep me young. I love their enthusiasm and energy, mixed with their thirst for life experiences, and I love how much they laugh.”
Nov 18
Warm-up your stomach for Thanksgiving dinner with all the fixings! Dinner will be at resident dining prices
Susquehanna Rm, 4:30-7:30pm
Nov 19
It's one year after Obama took office - come discuss what has and hasn't changed during his tenure.
Rafuse Lounge, 7pm
Nov 20
Learn how to be an ally for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students and staff.
UUW325, 2pm
Dec 2
Come learn about the food, customs and traditions of different holidays. Sponsored by Residential Life's Social Justice Education Committee & the Multicultural Resource Center.
Mandela Rm, 4-6pm
Dec 5
Come enjoy this live music event!
