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Vestal holds off Yorktown in shootout victory to advance to state semifinals

The Golden Bears are on their way back to the state semifinal after a 3-2 shootout victory over Yorktown in the state regional final. Despite squandering a 2-0 lead in the fourth quarter, the Golden Bears would hang on to force overtime and eventually a shootout. In the shootout, Vestal's...

Vestal, NY · 16h

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25 Famous New Yorkers You Didn’t Know Graduated From Harvard University

Harvard University sits in Cambridge, Massachusetts, hundreds of miles from the streets of New York City and the towns and villages of New York State. Yet there is a remarkable New York story within its alumni history. Students who grew up in Brooklyn apartments, on Long Island, in the Bronx, beside the Hudson River, and in Upstate cities traveled to Harvard and later became presidents, scientists, writers, actors, judges, and business leaders. Some are so strongly identified with New York that their college years in Massachusetts are easy to overlook.

New York, NY · 4d

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Which elite talents are back? Returning New York All-State boys basketball players for 2026

Here's a look at the returning large school All-State players in New York high school boys basketball for the 2026-27 season.

New York · 20h

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'A reckoning': Cornell faculty approve no-confidence vote in school leaders

Cornell’s Faculty Senate on Friday Nov. 6 approved a vote of no confidence in university administrators, dealing a symbolic blow to embattled President Michael Kotlikoff, who has received mounting criticism over his handling of campus sexual assault . "This vote is a reckoning for our University," Faculty Senators who brought forward the no confidence vote said in a statement. "It is a call for real, systemic change; not a slow-moving taskforce, weakly enforced ban on fraternity parties, or expensive PR damage control, but meaningful, evidence-based steps to reduce the incidence of sexual assault on campus and provide significant support to and justice for survivors." According to a faculty union spokesperson, the no confidence vote passed in the Faculty Senate with 75 votes for the resolution and 50 against it. It marks the first time the university's faculty Senate has passed such a no confidence vote in its 56-year history. In response to a request for comment, the university shared a statement from its board of trustees. "Today’s Faculty Senate vote reflects the deep anger across our campus and sends a clear signal that what happened to Jane Doe is unacceptable. There is no place for sexual violence on the Cornell

New York · 1d

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UB students to join New Puerto Rico exchange program

New York · 1d

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NYS Master Teacher Program adds 188 teachers, 24 counselors to statewide network

ALBANY | Gov. Kathy Hochul has announced the selection of 188 STEM teachers for the New York State Master Teacher Program, a professional network of more than 1,900 public-school teachers with a passion for inspiring the next generation of educational leaders. Twenty-four counselors were also selected as part of the Master Counselor cohort to serve as mentors for students and early-career educators. The new members represent 138 school districts with a Master Teacher or Master Counselor among their faculty, with 50 program members from high-needs districts including Buffalo, Binghamton, Rochester, Schenectady, Syracuse, Utica, and, for counselors, New York City School Districts.

New York · 4d

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Binghamton University students turn EMT frustration into a new company

EMS personnel across the country may soon have significantly more time to respond to critical emergencies thanks to new technology pioneered by two Binghamton University students. While the COVID-19 pandemic was spent sheltering indoors away from others, it helped spur a passion in emergency services for Binghamton University seniors Joshua Ackerman and Yoav Reshef. Now years removed from the high school days that marked the start of their foray into becoming EMTs, the two are working to make life easier for emergency service workers. Thanks to technology developed by the students’ company, Lucent EMS Solutions, EMTs could save precious time formerly spent filing paperwork, allowing for more efficient processes and ultimately, more time helping those in need. In October, Lucent won second place at Empire State Development and FuzeHub's invention competition, winning $110,000. Binghamton University students develop time-saving technology for EMTs Originally started in February 2026, Lucent has had an objectively successful year, as far as new companies go. Before taking home second place in the invention competition, Lucent won the grand prize at the NY Business Plan Competition in April — resulting in a critical $25,000 check that has helped the company grow in the following months. The core

Vestal, NY · 5d

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Christian Goodwillie Guides Students on the Psychic Highway of ‘Occult Utica’

Christian Goodwillie, director of special collections and archives at the Burke Library of Hamilton College, presented “Occult Utica: Rest Stop on New York’s Psychic Highway” at the Palace Theater as part of Colgate University’s LifeLong Learning Program (LLP). The event occurred on Wednesday, Oct. 28. Carl...

Utica, NY · 4d

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Governor Hochul Announces 2026 Master Counselors And Master Teachers

Governor Kathy Hochul today announced the selection of 188 STEM teachers for the New York State Master Teacher Program, a professional network of more than 1,900 public-school teachers with a passion for inspiring the next generation of educational leaders. Twenty-four counselors were also selected as part of the Master Counselor cohort to serve as mentors for students and early-career educators. The new members represent 138 school districts with a Master Teacher or Master Counselor among their faculty, with 50 program members from high-needs districts including Buffalo, Binghamton, Rochester, Schenectady, Syracuse, Utica, and, for counselors, New York City School Districts.

New York · 5d

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8 New York Colleges Where In-State Undergraduate Tuition Costs Less Than $10,000 A Year

Standard SUNY tuition for New York residents sits thousands of dollars below the five-figure mark. I had to read that twice. For a full year of college classes, that number feels almost too low to be real. That price isn’t for a single class or a short program. It can...

New York · 6d

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Binghamton High’s Main Street entrance open after 40 years

BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – For the first time in over 40 years, visitors to Binghamton High are entering the school through its original front entrance. The district cut the ribbon this morning on renovations to the school’s historic Main Street entrance. The entryway had stopped being used in the early 80’s when what was then […]

Binghamton, NY · 5d

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Rome Campus Of MVCC Announces New Dental Hygiene Program

The two-year program addresses a critical shortage of dental hygienists in Central New York, where local dental offices and community health centers have experienced ongoing staffing shortages for years.

Rome, NY · 3d

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Broome-Tioga BOCES Culinary Arts Students Get Hands-On Restaurant Experience

Culinary Arts students at Broome-Tioga BOCES are putting their classroom skills to the test through a two-day event called "Opening Night" giving them firsthand experience in operating a restaurant. The event involves 28 students who were split into two groups, taking turns in preparing meals in the kitchen and serving...

Binghamton, NY · 3d

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Roslyn's Marching Bulldogs Finish Second in New York State, Scoring 93.825 in the Syracuse Dome

The Roslyn High School Marching Bulldogs came home from Syracuse this week as the second-place band in their division in New York State. At the New York State Field Band Conference Championship on Sunday, November 1, the band scored 93.825 in the Small School Division 1 class with its show, Confined, and picked up two caption awards along the way, for Music and for High General Effect.

Roslyn, NY · 4d

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Midterm results surprise NY college students from both parties

Geneva, N.Y. (WHAM) — Students at Hobart and William Smith Colleges who have spent the semester studying elections are weighing in on Tuesday's midterm results, which surprised students on both sides of the political aisle. Students in an elections course said the Democratic gains could signal a shift in...

New York · 3d

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Attorney General James Appoints Veteran Prosecutor as Outside Counsel in Cornell University Investigation

New York Attorney General Letitia James today announced the appointment of former Civil Rights Unit Chief for the Criminal Division in the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York Jacqueline Kelly as outside counsel to lead a fair and comprehensive criminal investigation into an alleged sexual assault on Cornell University’s campus in October 2024. Kelly is an alumna of Cornell University and Columbia Law School, and currently serves as partner at international law firm Boies Schiller Flexner. Kelly will lead an investigative team of attorneys and staff from the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) and Boies Schiller Flexner.

New York · 4d

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Hochul criticizes plan to drop Regents exams, renews push for control of state Education Department

Did you know search engines like Google are changing the way you see news? Keep Chalkbeat’s valuable education coverage at the top of your feeds by clicking here and checking the box next to our name. New York’s slow-moving transition away from requiring Regents exams to graduate has a new critic: Gov. Kathy Hochul. Hochul, who decisively defeated her Republican opponent Bruce Blakeman on Tuesday, has raised concerns that state education officials are moving to eliminate existing graduation exam requirements without a clear plan for what will replace them, potentially weakening the value of a New York diploma. Those concerns have also prompted Hochul to renew her call to give the governor’s office more control of the state Education Department, which answers to a board chosen by New York lawmakers rather than the chief executive. “People see in the articles, ‘New York State abandons Regents,’” Hochul said last week on the Max Politics Podcast . “They think I’m New York.” She added: “The buck should stop with me, given that we are the funder of education.” Hochul’s comments come as state education officials have yet to spell out what will replace Regents exams as a graduation requirement . The class

New York · 3d

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Raiders Fall in Season Finale

HAMILTON - Colgate women's soccer fell in its season finale against Boston University, 1-0, at Beyer-Small '76 Field on Wednesday night. 1' | In the opening minute of the game, Jocelyn Rowe had an opportunity just outside the 18-yard box but the shot went high. 9' | Jade Vieira looped...

Hamilton, NY · 3d

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25 Famous People You Didn’t Know Graduated From Binghamton University

People sometimes think of Binghamton University as a place where students go to prepare for careers in business, science, law, and other demanding fields. That is certainly part of its reputation. Yet the university has also educated actors, comedians, musicians, writers, television personalities, political leaders, and people who helped build major American companies. Some of those names are so familiar that their connection to this SUNY campus in New York’s Southern Tier comes as a surprise.

Vestal, NY · 6d

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The 9 New York Cooking Schools Where You Can Learn Recipes By Hand

The street number on one New York cooking school’s building matches the year it was founded, 1946. I love that, because the address seems to be showing off a little, and honestly, it earned that right. Future pros train there for big careers in food, but the doors open...

New York, NY · 4d

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