Harvey Stenger

Harvey Stenger has announced that this will be his final year serving as president of the university.

The first day of classes for Binghamton University students will be Tuesday, August 20th.

Binghamton University President Harvey Stenger is reported to be one of the people being considered to oversee the 64-campus SUNY system after Jim Malatras steps down as chancellor.

Patrick Elliott, Binghamton University Director of Athletics will be leaving his position at the end of June after nine years of service.

United Way campaign chairman, President, Dr. Harvey Stenger appears on Southern Tier Close Up to talk about this years goals and how people can help.

State Senator Fred Akshar and Binghamton University President Doctor Harvey Stenger hosted Dutchess County Executive Marc Molinaro to talk about the program to make communities more inclusive and accessible for the disabled.

Binghamton University officials say most of the available space at a new downtown high-tech incubator now has been leased.

Binghamton University is making plans to relocate its Decker School of Nursing to Johnson City. University officials are working to secure the funding needed to move the nursing school into a former Endicott Johnson factory building at 48 Corliss Avenue...

Two Binghamton University sports fields are being converted from grass to synthetic turf. Work on a 130,000-square-foot complex is underway just east of the main entrance to the Vestal campus. University president Harvey Stenger said the $2...

The second phase in the construction of a Binghamton University energy research complex is expected to begin soon. Work on the $70 million Smart Energy Research and Development Facility started last summer. University president Harvey Stenger said most of the research in the building will deal with energy-related materials and energy technology...