B-Welcome 2025

Come get help from Watson Advising if you need to change or ask about your Fall 2025 classes!

Harpur Academic Advising is available to meet with Harpur students in Old Champlain Hall. Drop-Ins are available from 10am-4pm.

Come get help from Watson Advising if you need to change or ask about your Fall 2025 classes!

Harpur Academic Advising is available to meet with Harpur students in Old Champlain Hall. Drop-Ins are available from 9am-4pm.

Come get help from Watson Advising if you need to change or ask about your Fall 2025 classes!

Come get help from Watson Advising if you need to change or ask about your Fall 2025 classes!

Come and enjoy an ice cream with us!

Come get help from Watson Advising if you need to change or ask about your Fall 2025 classes!

Welcome back, Bearcats! Your first two weeks of classes are over, so come beat the heat at Fleishman! Enjoy ice pops and cool drinks while you’re here. Visit various stations to learn about career clusters, sign up for upcoming career events, and take a professional LinkedIn headshot. Plus, you'll have a chance to win a $25 dining gift card or a Fleishman prize pack!


Fleishman staff will be available for any questions you may have and to offer exciting information for the Center’s upcoming events. We hope you’ll join us — bring your best questions and friends.


If you anticipate a need for disability-related accommodations or auxiliary aids to attend or participate, please contact the Fleishman Center at careers@binghamton.edu. We ask that you provide us with at least 3-5 days of advance notice regarding your equal access needs.

Come get help from Watson Advising if you need to change or ask about your Fall 2025 classes!

Immerse yourself in one of central Europe's most beautiful cities!

Prague's hidden courtyards, winding streets, traditional pubs, and eye-catching architecture are uniquely juxtaposed with the city's very modern business and academic opportunities. With a growing economy, vibrant arts and music scenes, an influential intellectual community, and architectural styles ranging from Gothic to Baroque to Art Nouveau, Prague is an ideal setting in which to explore Czech culture. Binghamton offers semester, summer, and internship opportunities through CEA CAPA Study Abroad.

Join this session to learn more about these CEA CAPA programs in Prague! Click here to learn more about or apply to Binghamton's CEA CAPA Prague programs.

Registration is optional, but encouraged!

Can't make the event but want to learn more? Schedule an advising appointment here, visit Education Abroad Advising, or email Ryane Lovett-Pitts, Education Abroad Advisor, at rlovettpitts@binghamton.edu

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact rlovettpitts@binghamton.edu

Come get help from Watson Advising if you need to change or ask about your Fall 2025 classes!

Come get help from Watson Advising if you need to change or ask about your Fall 2025 classes!

Come get help from Watson Advising if you need to change or ask about your Fall 2025 classes!

Come get help from Watson Advising if you need to change or ask about your Fall 2025 classes!

Interested in joining the Dance Team? Come try out!

Interested in joining the Dance Team? Come try out!

Interested in joining the Dance Team? Come try out!

Harpur Academic Advising is available to meet with Harpur students in Old Champlain Hall. Drop-Ins are available from 9am-4pm.

Come get help from Watson Advising if you need to change or ask about your Fall 2025 classes!

Come get help from Watson Advising if you need to change or ask about your Fall 2025 classes!

Harpur Academic Advising is available to meet with Harpur students in Old Champlain Hall. Drop-Ins are available from 9am-4pm.

Come get help from Watson Advising if you need to change or ask about your Fall 2025 classes!

Come get help from Watson Advising if you need to change or ask about your Fall 2025 classes!

Spend a day on the water with your new Jewish Bing friends!

Calling all Bearcats who act, dance or sing! Our fall productions are The Balcony, a play by Jean Genet and directed by Jose Zayas in Watters Theater and Seussical, with book, music and lyrics by Lynn Ahrens & Stephen Flaherty, direction by Tommy Iafrate, music direction by Melissa Yanchak, and choreography by JoEllen Kuhlman in Watters Theater. Show us what you've got!

Note: Learn more on our audition information page on the website or access from QR code.

The Union welcomes all students to join us in The Undergrounds, located in The Union, to check out the Undergrounds space! Come and check out our game offerings including foosball, shuffle board, table tennis and billiards. And don't forget, to visit the bowling lanes featuring automatic scoring! Bowling is free for currently enrolled undergraduate students. Shoe rental is 50 cents. It's happening at The Union, so come check us out!

Come adopt a plant with Hillel!

Internal event for attendance

For 32 years, Binghamton University has been celebrating the beginning of the academic year with our large outdoor student involvement fair on the Peace Quad. Come join in on the fun and celebrate with games, food, and endless chances to connect with the Binghamton U community.

This is the biggest event of the semester, so don't miss out!

Join the Healthy Campus Initiative at UFEST to explore all of the way Binghamton University is supporting well-being on campus! Chat with the many Health and Wellness offices on campus and enter for your chance to win a B-Healthy swag bag!

Stop by Hillel's table at UFest!

Walk over to UFest with a Newing CA and other residents!

Attention all music lovers: join Mountainview's Collegiate Professor Dr. Dana in the amphitheater for the first open mic/open jam of the semester! Full band setup including drum kit, acoustic and electric guitars and amp, bass and amp, keyboard, PA system, mics, and stage lights provided (you are welcome to bring your own instruments if you prefer). We can also accommodate singers with backing tracks. Perform by yourself, with a group of friends, or with the host band, Dr. Dana & the Jam Dept. All levels and styles are welcome. All are warmly invited to come make some music, cheer on your peers, or both!

Not done with the fun? Kick off the year at our first Saturday Late Nite of the semester! We're taking UFest after dark with an unforgettable night of glowing fun—featuring a hypnotist show, glow-in-the-dark putt putt, bingo, cotton candy, and more!

The Union welcomes all students to join us in The Undergrounds, located in The Union, to check out the Undergrounds space! Come and check out our game offerings including foosball, shuffle board, table tennis and billiards. And don't forget, to visit the bowling lanes featuring automatic scoring! Bowling is free for currently enrolled undergraduate students. Shoe rental is 50 cents. It's happening at The Union, so come check us out!

Want to add some decorations to your room? Looking for that perfect poster? Then come out to the annual poster sale held outside the Library Tower on the Spine. A wide range of posters will be available for sale. Come check it out!

Harpur Academic Advising is available to meet with Harpur students in Old Champlain Hall.

Come get help from Watson Advising if you need to change or ask about your Fall 2025 classes!

Not able to get to the Vestal campus to check out the Q Center and meet the staff? Catch us at the Health Sciences Building on Friday, Aug 22 from 10am-2:30pm to grab some stickers, pronoun buttons, and pride flags all while meeting the staff and chatting with new friends!

*The Q Center is tabling at a larger event organized by the Decker College of Nursing and Health Sciences Advising Office. Please contact them at decker@binghamton.edu for questions about accommodations and access.*

Harpur Edge welcomes all Binghamton students to stop by for stickers, candy, and to get any support navigating in Bartle library. We can tell you more about how to use our other cool services and events at this stop in event and you can get your picture with Pip the Harpur Edge Hedgehog!

Visit the Decker Division of Advising and Academic Excellence B-Welcome drop in advising hours to discuss schedule changes or referrals to campus resources! Visit our events calendar for details and additional opportunities to connect with advising!

Are you getting ready to go on the academic job market? Join Beyond Prof for a week of webinars designed to help you prepare your job documents, get your questions answered, and create a career plan that will help you decide next steps.

Each webinar will demystify the various documents that make up an application package and help you understand the hiring process for academic positions. You’ll learn strategies you need to clearly and confidently communicate who you are as an educator and scholar to hiring committees.

These sessions are designed for doctoral students, PhDs, and postdocs from all disciplines who want to strengthen their application package. All sessions are held between 12-12:45 PM.

August 18 – Cover Letters
August 19 – Research statements
August 20 – Teaching statements
August 21 – Teaching portfolios
August 22 – What if I’m not successful this year?

Webinars will be held via Zoom webinar and will be recorded. Advanced registration is required.

You can register at: https://institutions.beyondprof.com/webinar-academic-boot-camp-august-2025/

Come get help from Watson Advising if you need to change or ask about your Fall 2025 classes!

Bites & Beyond: You Launch into Campus Involvement invites students to enjoy tasty bites while exploring exciting high-impact opportunities like undergraduate research, study abroad, and other transformative experiences. Discover how you can expand your learning beyond the classroom and launch into your next big adventure.

Visit the Decker Division of Advising and Academic Excellence B-Welcome drop in advising hours to discuss schedule changes or referrals to campus resources! Visit our events calendar for details and additional opportunities to connect with advising!

Bring all of the course syllabi you’ve collected throughout the week & organize your due dates in one centralized location with Success Coaching staff!

Come enjoy everyone's favorite game...BINGO! This is your chance to win some great prizes while getting to know other students!

Stop by the Q Center from 3 - 5 p.m. on Friday, August 22 for speed friending and free food as we kick of our weekly Fashion with Flavor Fridays for the new academic year! Fashion w/ Fridays happen every week and are a great opportunity to make new friends, enjoy some delicious food, vibe to music, and leave with some new outfits from our Gender Bender Closet! We hope to see you there!

Binghamton University is committed to providing universal access to all of our events. Please contact us at lgbtq@binghamton.edu to request accommodations. Advance notice is necessary to arrange for some accessibility needs.

Need a little audition coaching for the upcoming auditions? Get constructive feedback from an Acting/Directing faculty member. Bring your audition materials, ideas, and questions!
Note: Sign up required. See QR code.

On the western edge of the Australian mainland lies Perth. Voted as one of the most liveable cities in the world, Perth enjoys more sunshine than any other capital city in Australia. Although Perth is famous for its beautiful beaches and relaxed lifestyle, those looking for music, arts and culture, festivals, markets, or cafés and restaurants can easily find them in the city's nearby central port city of Fremantle.

Binghamton University offers two different programs in Australia—a fall/spring semester option, as well as a summer semester option that has an emphasis on researching marine biology. Join this session and learn more about the fall/spring options and how to start researching and applying to study abroad programs.

Registration is optional, but encouraged!

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact jsmith77@binghamton.edu

Calling all Bearcats who act, dance or sing! Our fall productions are The Balcony, a play by Jean Genet and directed by Jose Zayas in Watters Theater and Seussical, with book, music and lyrics by Lynn Ahrens & Stephen Flaherty, direction by Tommy Iafrate, music direction by Melissa Yanchak, and choreography by JoEllen Kuhlman in Watters Theater. Show us what you've got!

Note: Learn more on our audition information page on the website or access from QR code.

Join Hillel for Reform Shabbat Services!

Join Hillel for Conservative Shabbat Services!

Join Hillel for Shabbat Dinner!

Join us for a Lilo & Stitch double feature, where we’ll be screening both the beloved 2002 original and the brand-new live-action version! Enjoy movie-inspired mocktails, themed prizes, and a cozy movie night filled with laughter, adventure, and a whole lot of fun!

Join us for a Lilo & Stitch double feature, where we’ll be screening both the beloved 2002 original and the brand-new live-action version! Enjoy movie-inspired mocktails, themed prizes, and a cozy movie night filled with laughter, adventure, and a whole lot of fun!

The Union welcomes all students to join us in The Undergrounds, located in The Union, to check out the Undergrounds space! Come and check out our game offerings including foosball, shuffle board, table tennis and billiards. And don't forget, to visit the bowling lanes featuring automatic scoring! Bowling is free for currently enrolled undergraduate students. Shoe rental is 50 cents. It's happening at The Union, so come check us out!

Want to add some decorations to your room? Looking for that perfect poster? Then come out to the annual poster sale held outside the Library Tower on the Spine. A wide range of posters will be available for sale. Come check it out!

Harpur Academic Advising is available to meet with Harpur students in Old Champlain Hall.

Come get help from Watson Advising if you need to change or ask about your Fall 2025 classes!

Harpur Edge welcomes all Binghamton students to stop by for stickers, candy, and to get any support navigating in Bartle library. We can tell you more about how to use our other cool services and events at this stop in event and you can get your picture with Pip the Harpur Edge Hedgehog!

Are you getting ready to go on the academic job market? Join Beyond Prof for a week of webinars designed to help you prepare your job documents, get your questions answered, and create a career plan that will help you decide next steps.

Each webinar will demystify the various documents that make up an application package and help you understand the hiring process for academic positions. You’ll learn strategies you need to clearly and confidently communicate who you are as an educator and scholar to hiring committees.

These sessions are designed for doctoral students, PhDs, and postdocs from all disciplines who want to strengthen their application package. All sessions are held between 12-12:45 PM.

August 18 – Cover Letters
August 19 – Research statements
August 20 – Teaching statements
August 21 – Teaching portfolios
August 22 – What if I’m not successful this year?

Webinars will be held via Zoom webinar and will be recorded. Advanced registration is required.

You can register at: https://institutions.beyondprof.com/webinar-academic-boot-camp-august-2025/

The Union welcomes all students to join us in The Undergrounds, located in The Union, to check out the Undergrounds space! Come and check out our game offerings including foosball, shuffle board, table tennis and billiards. And don't forget, to visit the bowling lanes featuring automatic scoring! Bowling is free for currently enrolled undergraduate students. Shoe rental is 50 cents. It's happening at The Union, so come check us out!

Stop by the CCE table on your way to and from classes or before you grab food at the Marketplace. We will have information about our programs and initiatives, along with ways that students can get involved in the local community. Students can also play CCE trivia to win prizes such as travel-size umbrellas so you can always stay dry on your way to classes!

Educational opportunities for graduate studies in healthcare systems engineering are expanding due to overwhelming demand in the healthcare industry for improvement sciences that embrace systems thinking, problem solving skills and data analytics. To prepare more professionals to meet that demand, we will be hosting an online and in person info session – and we welcome you to join us and receive more information! Session will include scholarship opportunities, possible career trajectories, and more. Learn about opportunities on-campus, online, and in Manhattan. All are welcome!

Please note, this form is for the in person session being held at Binghamton University. To attend the virtual information session, please see the link below.

Register Here! https://gograd.binghamton.edu/register/?id=7fea7d1b-fd57-4b0c-91a0-9c0388a8e206

Calling all students with an interest in Spanish, environmental studies, and/or health sciences! Come to this info session on studying abroad in Costa Rica for a summer or semester. Students will have the opportunity to study at Veritas University, go on excursions with CEA CAPA, and explore everything the city of San José has to offer!

If this program sounds interesting to you, come along to this info session to learn more! Registration is optional, but encouraged!

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact crozanski@binghamton.edu

Come get help from Watson Advising if you need to change or ask about your Fall 2025 classes!

Semester: Study Only and Study+Internship Options Available
Summer: Internship

Experience the vibrant culture and rich history of Barcelona! Also known as the City of Counts, Barcelona's stunning architecture, culinary innovation, and natural wonders offer something for everyone. Its ideal location in North-Eastern Spain allows for easy access to Spain proper, Portugal, France, and many other locations.

Binghamton University offers three options in Barcelona through CEA CAPA Study Abroad. Join this session and learn more about the programs, their differences, and how to start researching and applying to study abroad programs.

Registration is optional, but encouraged!

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact jsmith77@binghamton.edu

Join us for a fun and refreshing Ice Cream Social during Welcome Week as we kick off our Spiritual Wellness initiative!

This event is a great opportunity to connect with fellow students, enjoy free ice cream, and explore resources that support your emotional and spiritual well-being.

Come enjoy some popcorn and hear several faculty members talk about who they are and how they put together class assignments.

Join Binghamton Athletics as Women's Soccer hosts a home match!

Need a little audition coaching for the upcoming auditions? Get constructive feedback from an Acting/Directing faculty member. Bring your audition materials, ideas, and questions!
Note: Sign up required. See QR code.

Are you interested in taking singing lessons? If so, then these auditions are for you. Students will be asked to sing 16-32 bars a cappella for the Theatre Department's singing teachers. Email Dr. Madeline Harts
mharts@binghamon.edu, with your availability to schedule an audition slot.

Note: Students in the BFA Musical Theatre program will need to attend the Monday night placement auditions; these Thursday night auditions are for BA Theatre majors, theatre minors, and non-majors.

Make a personalized lanyard so it will be easy to keep track of your keys. There will also be a ice cream sundae bar with all the fixings!

Join Hillel for a Summer Birthday Party event!

Want to add some decorations to your room? Looking for that perfect poster? Then come out to the annual poster sale held outside the Library Tower on the Spine. A wide range of posters will be available for sale. Come check it out!

Harpur Academic Advising is available to meet with Harpur students in Old Champlain Hall.

Come get help from Watson Advising if you need to change or ask about your Fall 2025 classes!

Have you thought about studying abroad but aren't sure that you can or how it works? Education Abroad 101 is for you! Join us for this 30 minute session to learn more about the application, programs available, and ways to cut costs. Binghamton, SUNY, and non-SUNY programs will be discussed. All majors and academic years are welcome. It is never too early to start planning! Registration is optional, but encouraged!

Come sew your own unique tote bag in the costume shop! Come meet the costume team and learn sewing machine basics to sew a tote bag from start to finish. No sewing experience required, we will guide you the whole way. You will need a full 2 hours to complete this project.

Harpur Edge welcomes all Binghamton students to stop by for stickers, candy, and to get any support navigating in Bartle library. We can tell you more about how to use our other cool services and events at this stop in event and you can get your picture with Pip the Harpur Edge Hedgehog!

Are you getting ready to go on the academic job market? Join Beyond Prof for a week of webinars designed to help you prepare your job documents, get your questions answered, and create a career plan that will help you decide next steps.

Each webinar will demystify the various documents that make up an application package and help you understand the hiring process for academic positions. You’ll learn strategies you need to clearly and confidently communicate who you are as an educator and scholar to hiring committees.

These sessions are designed for doctoral students, PhDs, and postdocs from all disciplines who want to strengthen their application package. All sessions are held between 12-12:45 PM.

August 18 – Cover Letters
August 19 – Research statements
August 20 – Teaching statements
August 21 – Teaching portfolios
August 22 – What if I’m not successful this year?

Webinars will be held via Zoom webinar and will be recorded. Advanced registration is required.

You can register at: https://institutions.beyondprof.com/webinar-academic-boot-camp-august-2025/

The Union welcomes all students to join us in The Undergrounds, located in The Union, to check out the Undergrounds space! Come and check out our game offerings including foosball, shuffle board, table tennis and billiards. And don't forget, to visit the bowling lanes featuring automatic scoring! Bowling is free for currently enrolled undergraduate students. Shoe rental is 50 cents. It's happening at The Union, so come check us out!

Stop by the CCE table on your way to and from classes or before you grab food at the Marketplace. We will have information about our programs and initiatives, along with ways that students can get involved in the local community. Students can also play CCE trivia to win prizes such as travel-size umbrellas so you can always stay dry on your way to classes!

From pop culture to career potential, Asia has emerged as this century's leader in technology, arts, and business. Binghamton University and SUNY offer unique opportunities to study at some of the most prestigious schools in Asia, such as Korea University in Seoul and Waseda University in Tokyo. At this panel we will hear from students who recently returned from studying abroad in Asia and what they learned along the way. There will be a Q+A session to follow so you can ask questions and find the program that's right for you.

Registration is optional for Binghamton students, but encouraged!

Can't make the event but want to learn more? Visit Education Abroad Drop-In Advising (M-F, 1pm to 4pm, Old Champlain, Room 240 or via Zoom), or email iegi@binghamton.edu.

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact jloretz@binghamton.edu.

Come get help from Watson Advising if you need to change or ask about your Fall 2025 classes!

The Systems Science graduate program at Binghamton University offers a unique, internationally recognized, highly transdisciplinary learning and research experience that provides you with concepts, principles and methods for understanding, modeling, analyzing, optimizing and improving various forms of complex systems. Such systems skills are needed more than ever in today's world with complex problems. Join us to learn more!!

Global Networking Group - Fall 2025 Event Series

Are you interested in connecting with other globally minded students? Well then, you're in luck! Come to this speed friending event, hosted as a part of the Global Networking Group (GNG) event series. You'll get to meet other students! See below for more information about GNG:

The Binghamton University GNG aims to promote meaningful interactions between current students, develop intercultural communication skills, and strengthen community among students. The program also strives to be as inclusive as possible - all members of the Binghamton University community are welcome to come to GNG events and there is no strict commitment. GNG is simply a series of casual, fun social events for globally minded Bearcats.  To get further updates on the events themselves, please complete our mailing list sign-up here.

What might a BIPOC study abroad experience look like? What advantages might come along with studying abroad? What are some challenges you could face?

Join the IEGI for our info session on BIPOC Abroad. Come hear about BIPOC experiences abroad, funding opportunities, and begin gathering resources and helpful tips for how to navigate the study abroad process.

We hope to see you there! Registration is optional, but encouraged!

Can't make the event but want to learn more? Visit Education Abroad Advising (M-F, 1pm to 4pm, Old Champlain, Room 240) or schedule an advising appointment here with Ryane Lovett-Pitts, Education Abroad Advisor, rlovettpitts@binghamton.edu

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact rlovettpitts@binghamton.edu.

New to campus and not sure how to get around? Join us for a fun and informative session all about Binghamton’s blue and green buses! We’ll break down the OCCT system so you’ll know exactly where the BUz stops—and how to ride with confidence on and off campus.

Join the Q Center, LGBTQ+ campus and student organizations, and local organizations to celebrate queerness and get connected during Welcome Week! Rainbow Fest aims to help queer umbrella organizations reach out and recruit new and returning students while also being a loud and proud celebration of queerness at Binghamton University, right in the heart of campus!

Come enjoy live music, free food, free event themed giveaways, remarks from LGBTQ+ umbrella student organizations, tabling from relevant groups and offices, drag performances, student performances, pride flags, and fun with new friends!

Binghamton University is committed to providing universal access to all of our events. Please contact us at lgbtq@binghamton.edu to request accommodations. Advance notice is necessary to arrange for some accessibility needs.

Kick off the semester with fun, fitness, and free stuff at Campus Rec’s Block Party!

We’re taking over the circle in front of the East Gym for s’mores and summer-themed fun, but don’t miss what’s happening inside, too! Enjoy free access to FitSpace (check out the new flooring, cardio equipment, stretching zone, and functional training area), fitness classes, photobooth, crafting, a splash contest, and a dive-in movie.

Don’t forget your student ID!

Join Hillel for a fun social event!

Enjoy a 'grab n' go" breakfast with other transfer students to celebrate the start of the Fall semester and get your morning off to a right start!

Want to add some decorations to your room? Looking for that perfect poster? Then come out to the annual poster sale held outside the Library Tower on the Spine. A wide range of posters will be available for sale. Come check it out!

Come enjoy some free coffee and donuts to kick off the first week or class and meet the Office of Student Conduct staff!

Harpur Academic Advising is available to meet with Harpur students in Old Champlain Hall.

Come get help from Watson Advising if you need to change or ask about your Fall 2025 classes!

Come sew your own unique tote bag in the costume shop! Come meet the costume team and learn sewing machine basics to sew a tote bag from start to finish. No sewing experience required, we will guide you the whole way. You will need a full 2 hours to complete this project.

Harpur Edge welcomes all Binghamton students to stop by for stickers, candy, and to get any support navigating in Bartle library. We can tell you more about how to use our other cool services and events at this stop in event and you can get your picture with Pip the Harpur Edge Hedgehog!

Visit the Decker Division of Advising and Academic Excellence B-Welcome drop in advising hours to discuss schedule changes or referrals to campus resources! Visit our events calendar for details and additional opportunities to connect with advising!

Are you getting ready to go on the academic job market? Join Beyond Prof for a week of webinars designed to help you prepare your job documents, get your questions answered, and create a career plan that will help you decide next steps.

Each webinar will demystify the various documents that make up an application package and help you understand the hiring process for academic positions. You’ll learn strategies you need to clearly and confidently communicate who you are as an educator and scholar to hiring committees.

These sessions are designed for doctoral students, PhDs, and postdocs from all disciplines who want to strengthen their application package. All sessions are held between 12-12:45 PM.

August 18 – Cover Letters
August 19 – Research statements
August 20 – Teaching statements
August 21 – Teaching portfolios
August 22 – What if I’m not successful this year?

Webinars will be held via Zoom webinar and will be recorded. Advanced registration is required.

You can register at: https://institutions.beyondprof.com/webinar-academic-boot-camp-august-2025/

The Union welcomes all students to join us in The Undergrounds, located in The Union, to check out the Undergrounds space! Come and check out our game offerings including foosball, shuffle board, table tennis and billiards. And don't forget, to visit the bowling lanes featuring automatic scoring! Bowling is free for currently enrolled undergraduate students. Shoe rental is 50 cents. It's happening at The Union, so come check us out!

Stop by the CCE table on your way to and from classes or before you grab food at the Marketplace. We will have information about our programs and initiatives, along with ways that students can get involved in the local community. Students can also play CCE trivia to win prizes such as travel-size umbrellas so you can always stay dry on your way to classes!

The Union welcomes all new and returning students back to campus! Offices and services located in The Union will have staff and information available to meet and welcome students. There will be a raffle for a chance to win one (1) of four (4) ""Let's Eat"" gift cards featuring your favorites, including Sephora, Regal Cinemas, Barnes & Noble, Dave & Buster's, American Eagle, and Under Armour, sponsored by Visions Federal Credit Union, so be sure to sign the sign-in sheets when you visit the specified locations. FREE Assorted cookies will be available as well at all participating locations.

Learn more about all of the resources we provide and how we can help you! Hosting offices and services include:

The Offices of the Dean of Students – UUW 205

The Student Association - UUW 203

Visions Federal Credit Union Branch - UUW 2nd Floor, Near the Bookstore

Hillel at Binghamton - UUW 208B

Binghamton University Bookstore - UUW 2nd Floor

Off Campus College Transport - UUW B20

Services for Students with Disabilities - UU 119: 1-4pm

Center for Civic Engagement - UU 137

Fleishman Center for Career and Professional Development - UU 133

External Scholarships and Undergraduate Research Center - UU 260: 1:30-3:30pm

BING TRIO - UU 257

Istituto Lorenzo de’ Medici (LdM) is one of the most distinctive and well-established study abroad institutions in Italy. LdM prides itself on offering academic and professionally-oriented courses designed to foster a variety of study abroad programs, as well as enrich students’ knowledge, education and skills. Students may choose from 600 different courses in 35 subject areas, which are taught in English. Campus locations include Florence and Tuscania.

Please note that this information session will focus specifically on Florence. 

Click here to learn more about or apply to Binghamton's LdM programs.

Spring Application Deadline: October 1, 2025
Summer/Fall Application Deadlines: March 1, 2026

Registration is optional, but encouraged!


Can't make the event but want to learn more? Visit Education Abroad Drop-In Advising (M-F, 1pm to 4pm), email crozanski@binghamton.edu to learn more about the Florence semester program, or email rlovettpitts@binghamton.edu to learn more about the Florence summer program.

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact crozanski@binghamton.edu

Come get help from Watson Advising if you need to change or ask about your Fall 2025 classes!

Immerse yourself in one of central Europe's most beautiful cities!

Prague's hidden courtyards, winding streets, traditional pubs, and eye-catching architecture are uniquely juxtaposed with the city's very modern business and academic opportunities. With a growing economy, vibrant arts and music scenes, an influential intellectual community, and architectural styles ranging from Gothic to Baroque to Art Nouveau, Prague is an ideal setting in which to explore Czech culture. Binghamton offers semester, summer, and internship opportunities through CEA CAPA Study Abroad.

Join this session to learn more about these CEA CAPA programs in Prague! Click here to learn more about or apply to Binghamton's CEA CAPA Prague programs.

Registration is optional, but encouraged!

Can't make the event but want to learn more? Schedule an advising appointment here, visit Education Abroad Advising, or email Ryane Lovett-Pitts, Education Abroad Advisor, at rlovettpitts@binghamton.edu

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact rlovettpitts@binghamton.edu

Explore Ireland's capital city and take classes in business, health sciences, engineering, and more! Come to this info session on studying abroad in Dublin for a semester. Students will have the opportunity to study at Dublin City University, go on excursions with ILA, and explore everything the city of Dublin has to offer!

If this program sounds interesting to you, come along to this info session to learn more! Registration is optional, but encouraged!

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact crozanski@binghamton.edu

Need a little audition coaching for the upcoming auditions? Get constructive feedback from an Acting/Directing faculty member. Bring your audition materials, ideas, and questions!
Note: Sign up required. See QR code.

Enjoy arts and crafts and other activities during dinner!

Enjoy a BBQ with your fellow new students!

Come one, come all to the first ever season opening party! We will announce the season and celebrate the start of the semester! Bring your friends for food, games, and the opportunity to meet new people! Want to know how to audition? What classes to take? How to get involved? You’ll have the opportunity to find out all of that and more at this celebratory event!

Meet Collegiate Professor John Starks and enjoy dessert after dinner!

Learn about Hillel at their GIM!

Want to add some decorations to your room? Looking for that perfect poster? Then come out to the annual poster sale held outside the Library Tower on the Spine. A wide range of posters will be available for sale. Come check it out!

Harpur Academic Advising is available to meet with Harpur students in Old Champlain Hall.

New Students! Come out and connect with other new students in Dickinson Community. You will have a chance to learn about this year's Common Read Experience book, "Seek You" by Kristen Radtke. At this program, we will unpack the book's themes, provide a chance to meet your new neighbors, meet with your College Professor Ben Fordham and chat about the Common Read Experience. FREE Pizza and drinks will be provided! Also, all students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Binghamton University Bookstore Credit.

New Students! Come out and connect with other new students in Mountainview College. You will have a chance to learn about this year's Common Read Experience book, "Seek You" by Kristen Radtke. At this program, we will unpack the book's themes, provide a chance to meet your new neighbors, meet with your College Professor Dana Stewart and chat about the Common Read Experience. FREE Pizza and drinks will be provided! Also, all students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Binghamton University Bookstore Credit.

Meet the faculty and staff of Theatre Design, Technology at Binghamton University! Learn about classes and opportunities in scenery, lighting, costumes, sound, props, and more. For students who are interested in any of these areas and want to learn from working professionals in the field!

Let's get musical with the songs of Broadway with musical theatre professors Tommy Iafrate, Peter Sicilian, and Madeline Harts. Questions about voice lessons, musical theater courses, and auditions can be answered here too!

New Students! Come out and connect with other new students in Dickinson Community. You will have a chance to learn about this year's Common Read Experience book, "Seek You" by Kristen Radtke. At this program, we will unpack the book's themes, provide a chance to meet your new neighbors, meet with your College Professor Ben Fordham and chat about the Common Read Experience. FREE Pizza and drinks will be provided! Also, all students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Binghamton University Bookstore Credit.

Join New Student Programs and learn how to navigate the Binghamton bus system!

Are you getting ready to go on the academic job market? Join Beyond Prof for a week of webinars designed to help you prepare your job documents, get your questions answered, and create a career plan that will help you decide next steps.

Each webinar will demystify the various documents that make up an application package and help you understand the hiring process for academic positions. You’ll learn strategies you need to clearly and confidently communicate who you are as an educator and scholar to hiring committees.

These sessions are designed for doctoral students, PhDs, and postdocs from all disciplines who want to strengthen their application package. All sessions are held between 12-12:45 PM.

August 18 – Cover Letters
August 19 – Research statements
August 20 – Teaching statements
August 21 – Teaching portfolios
August 22 – What if I’m not successful this year?

Webinars will be held via Zoom webinar and will be recorded. Advanced registration is required.

You can register at: https://institutions.beyondprof.com/webinar-academic-boot-camp-august-2025/

New Students! Come out and connect with other new students in Hinman College. You will have a chance to learn about this year's Common Read Experience book, "Seek You" by Kristen Radtke. At this program, we will unpack the book's themes, provide a chance to meet your new neighbors, meet with your College Professor Kristina Marty and chat about the Common Read Experience. FREE Pizza and drinks will be provided! Also, all students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Binghamton University Bookstore Credit.

Check out our brand-new cardio equipment, functional training zone and recovery area with free access to the FitSpace fitness center. You can also shoot hoops in the gymnasium, go for a swim in the pool and more. Don’t forget your BingU ID card! Day-use lockers are available.

New Students! Come out and connect with other new students in Mountainview College. You will have a chance to learn about this year's Common Read Experience book, "Seek You" by Kristen Radtke. At this program, we will unpack the book's themes, provide a chance to meet your new neighbors, meet with your College Professor Dana Stewart and chat about the Common Read Experience. FREE Pizza and drinks will be provided! Also, all students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Binghamton University Bookstore Credit.

Visit the Decker Division of Advising and Academic Excellence B-Welcome drop in advising hours to discuss schedule changes or referrals to campus resources! Visit our events calendar for details and additional opportunities to connect with advising!

Come play theatre games, do improvisations, have fun, and meet other theatre-loving students with Acting/Directing faculty from the Theatre Dept. Information on acting classes and audition opportunities (for both THEA 208 and upcoming productions) will be discussed here as well! This fun and interactive workshop will also prepare students for auditions for THEA 208, an Acting I class for students with previous experience in acting or students who want to get actor training at a deeper level. Auditions for THEA 208 will happen on Monday, Aug. 18 from 6:30 - 9:00p.m. Please contact Professor Elizabeth Mozer instructor of THEA 208 at emozer@binghamton.edu for more information and an audition time slot.

This is a great opportunity for new transfers (and others) to find their Fall 2025 classrooms before classes start to avoid feeling lost during the first week of classes! We will have student volunteers on hand to take students around campus to locate classrooms. Afterwards, snacks will be provided in the Transfer Student Success Office in AP G-17.

New Students! Come out and connect with other new students in Dickinson Community. You will have a chance to learn about this year's Common Read Experience book, "Seek You" by Kristen Radtke. At this program, we will unpack the book's themes, provide a chance to meet your new neighbors, meet with your College Professor Ben Fordham and chat about the Common Read Experience. FREE Pizza and drinks will be provided! Also, all students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Binghamton University Bookstore Credit.

Want to make the most of your internship this fall? Learn how you can earn upper-level college credit for your internship experience by enrolling in CDCI 395, a course open to students in any major and offered through the Fleishman Career Center.

Why take CDCI 395?
CDCI 395 is an online, asynchronous course on Brightspace that complements your internship. Each week, you’ll dive into short readings, discussions, and activities designed to give you a competitive edge in your future career. You’ll build essential skills employers look for, including:
✨ Leadership
✨ Networking
✨ Professionalism
✨ Teamwork
✨ Equity & inclusion in the workplace
✨ Critical thinking

All while reflecting on and growing from your real-world internship experience!

You can choose to earn 2, 4, or 8 credits, depending on how many hours you’re working at your internship.

Join us for a quick Zoom info session to learn more about the largest credit-bearing internship program on campus and how you can take advantage of it this fall.

Zoom Event: https://binghamton.zoom.us/j/99575210775



If you anticipate a need for disability-related accommodations or auxiliary aids to attend or participate, please contact Fleishman Center at careers@binghamton.edu We ask that you provide us with at least 3-5 days of advance notice regarding your equal access needs.

Join Success Coaching in the Union before classes start to decorate, create and organize your own planner, calendar or notebook! Free stickers, planners and other supplies will be provided!

Join the Steward of Natural Areas for an introductory walk of the BU Nature Preserve. Learn the Nature Preserve’s purpose, history, and how students use it.

If you see our decorated Gem Car around campus, stop by and answer our Binghamton University trivia questions for a chance to win a prize!

If you are a new student who has been accepted to Binghamton’s Musical Theatre BFA, or if you’d like to audition for this program, please plan on attending this session to learn essential information, ensure that you’re signed up for the required first-year courses, and meet your cohort of musical theatre performers!

Come out and play some games and follow a student to find your classrooms for Tuesday! Come out and meet the staff of Campus Bible Fellowship too.

Bring a copy of your class schedule and tour around campus!

New Students! Come out and connect with other new students in Hinman College. You will have a chance to learn about this year's Common Read Experience book, "Seek You" by Kristen Radtke. At this program, we will unpack the book's themes, provide a chance to meet your new neighbors, meet with your College Professor Kristina Marty and chat about the Common Read Experience. FREE Pizza and drinks will be provided! Also, all students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Binghamton University Bookstore Credit.

Join New Student Programs and learn how to navigate the Binghamton bus system!

Meet a CA from your building to go on a tour of academic buildings on the main campus. Bring a copy of your schedule with you! Tours will leave promptly at 3:30pm and 4:30pm!

Bring a copy of your class schedule and tour around campus!

Join the Apartments Community for a campus tour!

Dance instructors JoEllen Kuhlman and Heidy Batista Garcia welcome students to join in learning dance combinations and about dance classes offered this fall. Returning dance students are also encouraged to come get warmed up - and to help welcome new students!

Dance instructors JoEllen Kuhlman and Heidy Batista Garcia welcome students to join in learning dance combinations and about dance classes offered this fall. Returning dance students are also encouraged to come get warmed up - and to help welcome new students!

Dance instructors JoEllen Kuhlman and Heidy Batista Garcia welcome students to join in learning dance combinations and about dance classes offered this fall. Returning dance students are also encouraged to come get warmed up - and to help welcome new students!

Dance instructors JoEllen Kuhlman and Heidy Batista Garcia welcome students to join in learning dance combinations and about dance classes offered this fall. Returning dance students are also encouraged to come get warmed up - and to help welcome new students!

Join Hillel for a Welcome Back BBQ!

All musical theatre BFA students (both new and returning) will need to schedule a slot during this session to determine their vocal studio. Students will sing 16-32 bars of musical theatre material, and should have clearly marked sheet music for an accompanist, double-sided in a three-ring binder. Email Professor Peter Sicilian sicilian@binghamton.edu with your availability to schedule your audition slot.

THEA 208 is an Acting I class for students with previous experience in acting or students who want to get actor training at a deeper level. To audition, you need to prepare a memorized one-minute monologue or poem from any source (play, novel, spoken word, etc.). The important thing is that you really love the piece that you will be sharing. If you are interested in auditioning for THEA 208 or have any questions about the class, please email Professor Elizabeth Mozer at emozer@binghamton.edu to obtain a timeslot for your audition.

Meet fellow freshmen and enjoy some ice cream!

The Union welcomes all students to join us in The Undergrounds, located in The Union, to check out the Undergrounds space! Come and check out our game offerings including foosball, shuffle board, table tennis and billiards. And don't forget, to visit the bowling lanes featuring automatic scoring! Bowling is free for currently enrolled undergraduate students. Shoe rental is 50 cents. It's happening at The Union, so come check us out!

Want to add some decorations to your room? Looking for that perfect poster? Then come out to the annual poster sale held outside the Library Tower on the Spine. A wide range of posters will be available for sale. Come check it out!

New Students! Come out and connect with other new students in Dickinson Community. You will have a chance to learn about this year's Common Read Experience book, "Seek You" by Kristen Radtke. At this program, we will unpack the book's themes, provide a chance to meet your new neighbors, meet with your College Professor Ben Fordham and chat about the Common Read Experience. FREE Pizza and drinks will be provided! Also, all students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Binghamton University Bookstore Credit.

Res Life will once again have the Big Chair for move-in weekend! Stop by outside the Admissions Center and get your photo with family or friends in the Big Chair. Your photo will be printed on site so you can take it with you for a great memento of move-in weekend! We will be there Friday-Sunday (8/15-8/17) from 10am-2pm.

Got your class schedule and unsure of where certain spaces are on campus? Meet the Orientation Advisors outside the Bookstore and they will help you walk your schedule!

New Students! Come out and connect with other new students in Newing College. You will have a chance to learn about this year's Common Read Experience book, "Seek You" by Kristen Radtke. At this program, we will unpack the book's themes, provide a chance to meet your new neighbors, meet with your College Professor John Starks and chat about the Common Read Experience. FREE Pizza and drinks will be provided! Also, all students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Binghamton University Bookstore Credit.

New Students! Come out and connect with other new students in Mountainview College. You will have a chance to learn about this year's Common Read Experience book, "Seek You" by Kristen Radtke. At this program, we will unpack the book's themes, provide a chance to meet your new neighbors, meet with your College Professor Dana Stewart and chat about the Common Read Experience. FREE Pizza and drinks will be provided! Also, all students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Binghamton University Bookstore Credit.

New Students! Come out and connect with other new students in College In The Woods. You will have a chance to learn about this year's Common Read Experience book, "Seek You" by Kristen Radtke. At this program, we will unpack the book's themes, provide a chance to meet your new neighbors, meet with your College Professor Andy Merriwether and chat about the Common Read Experience. FREE Pizza and drinks will be provided! Also, all students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Binghamton University Bookstore Credit.

New Students! Come out and connect with other new students in Hinman College. You will have a chance to learn about this year's Common Read Experience book, "Seek You" by Kristen Radtke. At this program, we will unpack the book's themes, provide a chance to meet your new neighbors, meet with your College Professor Kristina Marty and chat about the Common Read Experience. FREE Pizza and drinks will be provided! Also, all students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Binghamton University Bookstore Credit.

Are you a fan of the New York Times Connections Game? Stop by our table on The Spine to play Binghamton's Version! Players will sort Binghamton-related words into categories for a chance to win a small prize.

New Students! Come out and connect with other new students in Dickinson Community. You will have a chance to learn about this year's Common Read Experience book, "Seek You" by Kristen Radtke. At this program, we will unpack the book's themes, provide a chance to meet your new neighbors, meet with your College Professor Ben Fordham and chat about the Common Read Experience. FREE Pizza and drinks will be provided! Also, all students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Binghamton University Bookstore Credit.

Check out our brand-new cardio equipment, functional training zone and recovery area with free access to the FitSpace fitness center. You can also shoot hoops in the gymnasium, go for a swim in the pool and more. Don’t forget your BingU ID card! Day-use lockers are available.

New Students! Come out and connect with other new students in Newing College. You will have a chance to learn about this year's Common Read Experience book, "Seek You" by Kristen Radtke. At this program, we will unpack the book's themes, provide a chance to meet your new neighbors, meet with your College Professor John Starks and chat about the Common Read Experience. FREE Pizza and drinks will be provided! Also, all students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Binghamton University Bookstore Credit.

New Students! Come out and connect with other new students in Mountainview College. You will have a chance to learn about this year's Common Read Experience book, "Seek You" by Kristen Radtke. At this program, we will unpack the book's themes, provide a chance to meet your new neighbors, meet with your College Professor Dana Stewart and chat about the Common Read Experience. FREE Pizza and drinks will be provided! Also, all students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Binghamton University Bookstore Credit.

New Students! Come out and connect with other new students in College In The Woods. You will have a chance to learn about this year's Common Read Experience book, "Seek You" by Kristen Radtke. At this program, we will unpack the book's themes, provide a chance to meet your new neighbors, meet with your College Professor Andy Merriwether and chat about the Common Read Experience. FREE Pizza and drinks will be provided! Also, all students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Binghamton University Bookstore Credit.

New Students! Come out and connect with other new students in Hinman College. You will have a chance to learn about this year's Common Read Experience book, "Seek You" by Kristen Radtke. At this program, we will unpack the book's themes, provide a chance to meet your new neighbors, meet with your College Professor Kristina Marty and chat about the Common Read Experience. FREE Pizza and drinks will be provided! Also, all students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Binghamton University Bookstore Credit.

New Students! Come out and connect with other new students in Dickinson Community. You will have a chance to learn about this year's Common Read Experience book, "Seek You" by Kristen Radtke. At this program, we will unpack the book's themes, provide a chance to meet your new neighbors, meet with your College Professor Ben Fordham and chat about the Common Read Experience. FREE Pizza and drinks will be provided! Also, all students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Binghamton University Bookstore Credit.

Start your academic year out right with some FREE Ice Cream Treats as you mingle with other new and returning transfer students. You will have an opportunity to get your "class of XXXX" shirt (as supplies last) and pick up this year's Common Read book!

New Students! Come out and connect with other new students in Hinman College. You will have a chance to learn about this year's Common Read Experience book, "Seek You" by Kristen Radtke. At this program, we will unpack the book's themes, provide a chance to meet your new neighbors, meet with your College Professor Kristina Marty and chat about the Common Read Experience. FREE Pizza and drinks will be provided! Also, all students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Binghamton University Bookstore Credit.

Got your class schedule and unsure of where certain spaces are on campus? Meet the Orientation Advisors outside the Bookstore and they will help you walk your schedule!

New Students! Come out and connect with other new students in Newing College. You will have a chance to learn about this year's Common Read Experience book, "Seek You" by Kristen Radtke. At this program, we will unpack the book's themes, provide a chance to meet your new neighbors, meet with your College Professor John Starks and chat about the Common Read Experience. FREE Pizza and drinks will be provided! Also, all students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Binghamton University Bookstore Credit.

New Students! Come out and connect with other new students in College In The Woods. You will have a chance to learn about this year's Common Read Experience book, "Seek You" by Kristen Radtke. At this program, we will unpack the book's themes, provide a chance to meet your new neighbors, meet with your College Professor Andy Merriwether and chat about the Common Read Experience. FREE Pizza and drinks will be provided! Also, all students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Binghamton University Bookstore Credit.

New Students! Come out and connect with other new students in Newing College. You will have a chance to learn about this year's Common Read Experience book, "Seek You" by Kristen Radtke. At this program, we will unpack the book's themes, provide a chance to meet your new neighbors, meet with your College Professor John Starks and chat about the Common Read Experience. FREE Pizza and drinks will be provided! Also, all students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Binghamton University Bookstore Credit.

New Students! Come out and connect with other new students in College In The Woods. You will have a chance to learn about this year's Common Read Experience book, "Seek You" by Kristen Radtke. At this program, we will unpack the book's themes, provide a chance to meet your new neighbors, meet with your College Professor Andy Merriwether and chat about the Common Read Experience. FREE Pizza and drinks will be provided! Also, all students in attendance will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Binghamton University Bookstore Credit.

Join us for a huge dinner, meet friends, get swag & be part of the official Chabad Welcome!

Join us for a sweet night under the stars! Come to the Mountainview Firepit to roast marshmallows, make s’mores, and enjoy great company.

Grab your friends and your pickaxe, it’s movie night under the stars! Join us on the Peace Quad for a special outdoor screening of A Minecraft Movie. Enjoy free popcorn and build something epic with our giant blocks before the show starts. See you there!

The Union welcomes all students to join us in The Undergrounds, located in The Union, to check out the Undergrounds space! Come and check out our game offerings including foosball, shuffle board, table tennis and billiards. And don't forget, to visit the bowling lanes featuring automatic scoring! Bowling is free for currently enrolled undergraduate students. Shoe rental is 50 cents. It's happening at The Union, so come check us out!

Want to add some decorations to your room? Looking for that perfect poster? Then come out to the annual poster sale held outside the Library Tower on the Spine. A wide range of posters will be available for sale. Come check it out!

Res Life will once again have the Big Chair for move-in weekend! Stop by outside the Admissions Center and get your photo with family or friends in the Big Chair. Your photo will be printed on site so you can take it with you for a great memento of move-in weekend! We will be there Friday-Sunday (8/15-8/17) from 10am-2pm.

Did you attend New Student Orientation this Summer and LOVE spending time with your Orientation Advisor? Stop by our Dunk Tank in front of Fine Arts for a chance to reconnect with them...and dunk them!

Start your semester strong with a guided tour of the Binghamton University Libraries! We'll explore essential spaces, including the updated third floor, and learn how to access the services, technology, and support available to you. Whether you're looking for help with research or a quiet study spot, this tour will help you make the most of what the library has to offer. Bring your questions, we’re here to help!

Explore the East Gym at your own pace with a self-guided tour. You can also purchase your fitness membership while you're here.

Start your semester strong with a guided tour of the Binghamton University Libraries! We'll explore essential spaces, including the updated third floor, and learn how to access the services, technology, and support available to you. Whether you're looking for help with research or a quiet study spot, this tour will help you make the most of what the library has to offer. Bring your questions, we’re here to help!

Come join Parent and Family Programs for a Move-in Day reception. Take a break with refreshments, Binghamton swag, and giveaways. Come relax and chat with other new families, Campus Administrators, Faculty, and Staff.

Come out and meet the staff from Campus Bible Fellowship and get your welcome back kit giveaway item!

You have met your Community Assistant and your roommate, now is your chance to meet the rest of the people living on your floor!

You have met your Community Assistant and your roommate, now is your chance to meet the rest of the people living on your floor!

You have met your Community Assistant and your roommate, now is your chance to meet the rest of the people living on your floor!

You have met your Community Assistant and your roommate, now is your chance to meet the rest of the people living on your floor!

You have met your Community Assistant and your roommate, now is your chance to meet the rest of the people living on your floor!

Attention all incoming students! Kickoff your Binghamton University journey with our annual B-Photo tradition! Students will be given a "Class of 2029" t-shirt and placed into the shape of Binghamton's famous 'B.

Immediately following the B-Photo, join your incoming classmates to a catered meal in the Event Center! Here you can sign the "Class of 2029" Banner and get to know your fellow Bearcats!

Check out our brand-new cardio equipment, functional training zone and recovery area with free access to the FitSpace fitness center. You can also shoot hoops in the gymnasium, go for a swim in the pool and more. Don’t forget your BingU ID card! Day-use lockers are available.

Join B-Healthy in Wellness Bingo! We are excited to promote the dimensions of wellness through a fun game of Bingo for all incoming students. Let's kick-off the year with wellness!

Join us for a special outdoor showing of the movie Up! It's a great way to meet other Hinman residents. We will be serving free popcorn.

The Union welcomes all students to join us in The Undergrounds, located in The Union, to check out the Undergrounds space! Come and check out our game offerings including foosball, shuffle board, table tennis and billiards. And don't forget, to visit the bowling lanes featuring automatic scoring! Bowling is free for currently enrolled undergraduate students. Shoe rental is 50 cents. It's happening at The Union, so come check us out!

Industrial and systems engineers study complex systems and look for simplifying solutions across all environments and fields of study, including manufacturing, management, health systems and data analytics. If you are interested in data-driven analysis, optimization and systems-driven improvement efforts, we welcome you to attend an interactive webinar with Q&A with ISE Graduate Director Sarah Lam. The MS ISE program is open to all majors but students with non-engineering backgrounds may have to complete a few gap courses.

Want to add some decorations to your room? Looking for that perfect poster? Then come out to the annual poster sale held outside the Library Tower on the Spine. A wide range of posters will be available for sale. Come check it out!

Harpur Academic Advising is available to meet with Harpur students in Old Champlain Hall. Drop-ins & Call-ins are available from 9am-3:45pm.

Enjoy a brunch and get all your Jewish needs met!

Res Life will once again have the Big Chair for move-in weekend! Stop by outside the Admissions Center and get your photo with family or friends in the Big Chair. Your photo will be printed on site so you can take it with you for a great memento of move-in weekend! We will be there Friday-Sunday (8/15-8/17) from 10am-2pm.

Explore the East Gym at your own pace with a self-guided tour. You can also purchase your fitness membership while you're here.

Did you know that Binghamton offers over 50 education abroad programs, and there are approximately 600 options through SUNY? You can take courses, complete an internship, participate in a service-learning project, or even conduct research almost anywhere in the world. Drop-in advising is available for students to talk with a member of the education abroad advising team about anything related to study abroad! Remember, it's never too early to start planning!

Virtual:
https://binghamton.zoom.us/j/91419963980 . Registration is not needed for this event. When you enter the Zoom room, you will be placed in a waiting room where you will be asked to complete the survey here: https://forms.gle/7E3LC4A2FamaqUXFA . This prevents "Zoom bombing" and helps us better advise you.

We look forward to chatting with you!

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact iegi@binghamton.edu

Join the Fleishman Career Center and the Graduate School for an informational session introducing Beyond the Professoriate, a career development platform designed specifically for doctoral students and postdocs. Learn how to navigate the platform’s tools and resources to explore diverse career options, develop job search strategies, and hear from PhDs who have successfully transitioned into roles beyond academia on the platform's interview library. Whether you're early in your program or planning your next steps, this session will help you make the most of your doctoral experience.

Please pre- register on Zoom: https://binghamton.zoom.us/meeting/register/yYp_RJxUTiaWXHOSx4-1rw

If you anticipate a need for disability-related accommodations or auxiliary aids to attend or participate, please contact Fleishman Center at careers@binghamton.edu We ask that you provide us with at least 3-5 days of advance notice regarding your equal access needs.

Come join Parent and Family Programs for a Move-in Day reception. Take a break with refreshments, Binghamton swag, and giveaways. Come relax and chat with other new families, Campus Administrators, Faculty, and Staff.

Start your semester strong with a guided tour of the Binghamton University Libraries! We'll explore essential spaces, including the updated third floor, and learn how to access the services, technology, and support available to you. Whether you're looking for help with research or a quiet study spot, this tour will help you make the most of what the library has to offer. Bring your questions, we’re here to help!

Join your fellow new students for the first annual Party on the Peace Quad! We'll be featuring group laser tag tournaments, a photo booth, a variety of lawn games, music and a live DJ. Come out and meet other new students and join the party!

Join Hillel for Reform Shabbat Services!

Join Hillel for Conservative Shabbat Services!

Join Hillel for Shabbat Dinner!

The Union welcomes all students to join us in The Undergrounds, located in The Union, to check out the Undergrounds space! Come and check out our game offerings including foosball, shuffle board, table tennis and billiards. And don't forget, to visit the bowling lanes featuring automatic scoring! Bowling is free for currently enrolled undergraduate students. Shoe rental is 50 cents. It's happening at The Union, so come check us out!

Harpur Academic Advising is available to meet with Harpur students in Old Champlain Hall. Drop-ins & Call-ins are available from 9am-3:45pm. Please note that from 3pm-3:45pm, all advising will be held in the Main Office while the Atrium hosts New Student International Advising.

Enjoy a brunch and get all your Jewish needs met!

Did you know that Binghamton offers over 50 education abroad programs, and there are approximately 600 options through SUNY? You can take courses, complete an internship, participate in a service-learning project, or even conduct research almost anywhere in the world. Drop-in advising is available for students to talk with a member of the education abroad advising team about anything related to study abroad! Remember, it's never too early to start planning!

In-person:
Old Champlain, room 240. A member of our office will be at reception to greet you!

Virtual: https://binghamton.zoom.us/j/91419963980
Registration is not needed for this event. When you enter the Zoom room, you will be placed in a waiting room where you will be asked to complete the survey here: https://forms.gle/7E3LC4A2FamaqUXFA . This prevents "Zoom bombing" and helps us better advise you.

We look forward to chatting with you!

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact iegi@binghamton.edu

The Union welcomes all students to join us in The Undergrounds, located in The Union, to check out the Undergrounds space! Come and check out our game offerings including foosball, shuffle board, table tennis and billiards. And don't forget, to visit the bowling lanes featuring automatic scoring! Bowling is free for currently enrolled undergraduate students. Shoe rental is 50 cents. It's happening at The Union, so come check us out!

Our Transition and (Transfer)mation Summit is your opportunity to engage with other new transfer students, get a jump start on your career development, and begin to get acclimated to Binghamton University and the local community.

Our summit will be a day and a half starting at 4:00pm on Thursday, August 14th and ending after dinner on Friday, August 15th. Those students who live on campus will be allowed to move in early to accommodate the summit. Additional information about the move-in process will be communicated as we get closer. As a result of participating in the summit, students will:

Gain a vast knowledge of academic, social/emotional and career resources available to them on the Binghamton University campus
Start to create a sense of belonging on campus and within the greater Binghamton Community
Gain a deeper understanding of their career exploration and potential career paths

Harpur Academic Advising is available to meet with Harpur students in Old Champlain Hall. Appointments available from 10am-3:30pm.

Immerse yourself in one of central Europe's most beautiful cities!

Prague's hidden courtyards, winding streets, traditional pubs, and eye-catching architecture are uniquely juxtaposed with the city's very modern business and academic opportunities. With a growing economy, vibrant arts and music scenes, an influential intellectual community, and architectural styles ranging from Gothic to Baroque to Art Nouveau, Prague is an ideal setting in which to explore Czech culture. Binghamton offers semester, summer, and internship opportunities through CEA CAPA Study Abroad.

Join this session to learn more about these CEA CAPA programs in Prague! Click here to learn more about or apply to Binghamton's CEA CAPA Prague programs.

Registration is optional, but encouraged!

Can't make the event but want to learn more? Schedule an advising appointment here, visit Education Abroad Advising, or email Ryane Lovett-Pitts, Education Abroad Advisor, at rlovettpitts@binghamton.edu

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact rlovettpitts@binghamton.edu

Have you thought about studying abroad but aren't sure that you can or how it works? Education Abroad 101 is for you! Join us for this 30 minute session to learn more about the application, programs available, and ways to cut costs. Binghamton, SUNY, and non-SUNY programs will be discussed. All majors and academic years are welcome. It is never too early to start planning! Registration is optional, but encouraged!

Did you know that Binghamton offers over 50 education abroad programs, and there are approximately 600 options through SUNY? You can take courses, complete an internship, participate in a service-learning project, or even conduct research almost anywhere in the world. Drop-in advising is available for students to talk with a member of the education abroad advising team about anything related to study abroad! Remember, it's never too early to start planning!

In-person:
Old Champlain, room 240. A member of our office will be at reception to greet you!

Virtual: https://binghamton.zoom.us/j/91419963980
Registration is not needed for this event. When you enter the Zoom room, you will be placed in a waiting room where you will be asked to complete the survey here: https://forms.gle/7E3LC4A2FamaqUXFA . This prevents "Zoom bombing" and helps us better advise you.

We look forward to chatting with you!

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact iegi@binghamton.edu

Harpur Academic Advising is available to meet with Harpur students in Old Champlain Hall. Appointments available from 9am-3:30pm.

Did you know that Binghamton offers over 50 education abroad programs, and there are approximately 600 options through SUNY? You can take courses, complete an internship, participate in a service-learning project, or even conduct research almost anywhere in the world. Drop-in advising is available for students to talk with a member of the education abroad advising team about anything related to study abroad! Remember, it's never too early to start planning!

In-person:
Old Champlain, room 240. A member of our office will be at reception to greet you!

Virtual: https://binghamton.zoom.us/j/91419963980
Registration is not needed for this event. When you enter the Zoom room, you will be placed in a waiting room where you will be asked to complete the survey here: https://forms.gle/7E3LC4A2FamaqUXFA . This prevents "Zoom bombing" and helps us better advise you.

We look forward to chatting with you!

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact iegi@binghamton.edu

Harpur Academic Advising is available to meet with Harpur students in Old Champlain Hall. Appointments available from 9am-3:30pm.

Want to make the most of your internship this fall? Learn how you can earn upper-level college credit for your internship experience by enrolling in CDCI 395, a course open to students in any major and offered through the Fleishman Career Center.

Why take CDCI 395?
CDCI 395 is an online, asynchronous course on Brightspace that complements your internship. Each week, you’ll dive into short readings, discussions, and activities designed to give you a competitive edge in your future career. You’ll build essential skills employers look for, including:
✨ Leadership
✨ Networking
✨ Professionalism
✨ Teamwork
✨ Equity & inclusion in the workplace
✨ Critical thinking

All while reflecting on and growing from your real-world internship experience!

You can choose to earn 2, 4, or 8 credits, depending on how many hours you’re working at your internship.

Join us for a quick Zoom info session to learn more about the largest credit-bearing internship program on campus and how you can take advantage of it this fall.

Zoom Event: https://binghamton.zoom.us/j/99575210775



If you anticipate a need for disability-related accommodations or auxiliary aids to attend or participate, please contact Fleishman Center at careers@binghamton.edu We ask that you provide us with at least 3-5 days of advance notice regarding your equal access needs.

Did you know that Binghamton offers over 50 education abroad programs, and there are approximately 600 options through SUNY? You can take courses, complete an internship, participate in a service-learning project, or even conduct research almost anywhere in the world. Drop-in advising is available for students to talk with a member of the education abroad advising team about anything related to study abroad! Remember, it's never too early to start planning!

In-person:
Old Champlain, room 240. A member of our office will be at reception to greet you!

Virtual: https://binghamton.zoom.us/j/91419963980
Registration is not needed for this event. When you enter the Zoom room, you will be placed in a waiting room where you will be asked to complete the survey here: https://forms.gle/7E3LC4A2FamaqUXFA . This prevents "Zoom bombing" and helps us better advise you.

We look forward to chatting with you!

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact iegi@binghamton.edu