Binghamton's Mascot, Baxter the Bearcat, Is a Two-Time Crowned

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Binghamton’s mascot, Baxter the Bearcat, is a two-time crowned champion of the State University of New York (SUNY) Mascot Madness.

©2020 BINGHAMTON UNIVERSITY N |N 20-162 THE UNION Topped with the University’s distinctive clock tower, the University Union is the center of student life. The Marketplace, offering a variety of foods to tempt any palate, is a popular gathering spot. You’ll also find key student services here, including the Fleishman Center for Career and Professional Development and the Center for Civic Engagement.

©2020 BINGHAMTON UNIVERSITY N |N 20-162 STUDENT CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS + There’s an incredible variety of student clubs and organization at Binghamton! You’ll find everything from a circus arts club 450 (pictured), a cappella to debate, rugby to rock climbing and ballroom dance to cultural organizations. bengaged.binghamton.edu

The First-year Research Immersion (FRI) program is the only one of its kind in the northeast and just one of four in the country. This highly selective program gives first-year STEM students the opportunity to combine their academic studies with the experience of conducting real research. binghamton.edu/first-year-research-immersion

©2020 BINGHAMTON UNIVERSITY N |N 20-162 Where you live is more than location; it’s a sense of pride and involvement. Each of the six living-and-learning communities offers its own culture, traditions, student government, quad and recreational facilities. Which is the best? They all are! binghamton.edu/residential-life UNIQUE RESIDENTIAL 6COMMUNITIES

Binghamton University’s 930-acres campus is located in upstate New York above the Susquehanna River.

Danielle Nigro is a senior majoring in theatre, one of 130+ academic offerings. Here she is performing in the play “Bells are Ringing.”

More than 3,000 students participate in recreational and competitive clubs from crew to badminton to tae kwon doe

©2020 BINGHAMTON UNIVERSITY N |N 20-162 Whether students decide to attend top graduate schools or enter the workforce after commencement, they are all making a name for themselves. Binghamton’s award- winning career center assists students with interviewing, resume writing, networking tips and other professional SUCCESS skills needed for landing a dream job after graduation.

Students walk along the “spine” on their way to classes. The spine is at the center of Binghamton’s 930- acre campus.