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D’Alleva inaugurated as Binghamton University president

VESTAL, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – Binghamton University is kicking off its homecoming weekend by welcoming its newest Bearcat. Earlier today, President Anne D’Alleva was formally inaugurated as the university’s eighth president. She took on the role last November. This weekend also marks the university’s 80th anniversary. At the event, D’Alleva said the best way to celebrate […]

Vestal, NY · 10-02

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Cornell University Frat Bro Berated on Campus, His Lawyer Calls It 'Dangerous' Situation

Cornell University Frat Bro Berated on Campus, His Lawyer Calls It 'Dangerous' Situation

Ithaca, NY · 10-01

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Two local graduates successfully complete DEC’s 25th Basic School for Forest Rangers

New York State DEC Commissioner Amanda Lefton is announcing 17 new graduates from the 25th Basic School for New York State Forest Rangers. Of those graduates, two of them are local to our North Country Region, including Alison MacCue, of Croghan, NY and Griffen Johnson, of Rome, NY. “Over the...

New York · 09-30
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Some Cornell university employees are feeling like they can’t speak out

Ithaca, NY · 10-03

New York Post

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Kathy Hochul, Tish James rush to exploit ‘Cornell 7’ — justice be damned

What a disgusting farce: Gov. Kathy Hochul and Attorney General Tish James are exploiting the Cornell 7 furor to serve their re-election campaigns, paying transparently insincere lip service to any quest for justice. Citing doubts over the initial campus police investigation and a loss of confidence in Tompkins County District Attorney Matthew Van Houten, Hochul late Thursday named James as special prosecutor in the case. Yet this came days after both women had publicly prejudged the whole thing, issuing statements taking the accuser’s charges (actually, the accuser’s lawyers’ charges) as simply true, even though other evidence already public suggests the story’s far more complicated. That is: Hochul and James figure it serves their needs to join the lynch mob — truth and justice be damned. “She’ll follow the facts,” the gov declared at their joint press conference Friday, adding that “if the evidence supports criminal charges,” James will “pursue them.” Megyn Kelly says ‘Cornell 7’ are ‘f’d,’ blasts ‘fire-breathing hack’ NY AG Letitia James How does “follow the facts” squares with James having already posted that “what the young woman” — ID’d as “Jane Doe” — “has been forced to endure is horrific and unacceptable,” that she is “holding her

New York · 10-04

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New York moves toward single high school diploma in 2028

• Adoption of the New York State Portrait of a Graduate. • Sunsetting separate diploma assessment requirements. Students in Hewlett-Woodmere and Lawrence could face significantly different graduation requirements beginning in 2028 as New York state moves forward with a plan to change the role of Regents exams and establish a single state high school diploma.

New York · 10-02

The Star Gazette

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Chemung County schools have problem with lead in water, new study says

A new study is sounding alarms over levels of lead in school drinking water that exceed state limits in Chemung County and elsewhere in New York, but local officials believe the threat is being overstated. A study commissioned by the New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG) and Environment America Research & Policy Center contains statewide and county-by-county data about lead in water used for cooking and drinking in New York state’s schools. The report, titled "Get the Lead Out New York," indicates 51.7% of Chemung County schools had drinking water samples contaminated with lead, and that 42% of all school districts across New York state had one or more water sources test positive for lead contamination in the most recent round of testing reported to the New York State Department of Health. "As disappointing as they are, our findings may just be the tip of the toxic iceberg when it comes to lead in school drinking water," said Environment America Research & Policy Center Senior Advocate David Masur. "Given significant loopholes in the law, hundreds, if not thousands, of drinking fountains contaminated with lead could go unreported and unaddressed each year." What the data shows about lead in school

Chemung County, NY · 10-01

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Waverly football cruises past Norwich in Thursday night matchup

NORWICH, N.Y. (WETM) – Waverly football earned a dominant win in an early weekend matchup. The Wolverines rolled past Norwich on the road 48-14, in a special Thursday night game. Waverly quarterback Cooper Chrystie led a strong ground game and battered his old team with 4, first half rushing touchdowns. The sophomore signal caller’s monster […]

Norwich, NY · 10-02

Utica Observer-Dispatch

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8 New York colleges that offer some of best value in America

As high school students in the Class of 2027 begin narrowing down their college choices ahead of application season, many New York families are looking for schools that offer the best value — balancing affordability with strong career outcomes. College costs remain a major concern. Since 2005, tuition has increased 93% nationwide, outpacing inflation by 41%, according to the Education Data Initiative. Here is what to know: While public colleges are generally less expensive than private institutions, tuition alone doesn't determine a school's value. Graduation rates, future earnings, financial aid and career opportunities also play a major role, according to SmartAsset, a financial technology company. The Education Data Initiative reports that the average tuition at a public four-year college was $10,340 during the 2025-26 academic year, compared with $39,307 at private universities. With student loan repayment resuming and the job market remaining a key consideration, many prospective students are weighing return on investment more carefully than ever. A new SmartAsset analysis ranked the best-value public colleges and universities in the country, and eight New York schools landed in the top 50. Here's which New York colleges made the list. New York has the nation's largest public university systems New York

New York · 09-30

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Binghamton University Celebrates 80 Years During Milestone Weekend

Binghamton University is celebrating its past and looking toward its future during a milestone weekend on campus. Students, faculty and alumni gathered Thursday for a cake celebration marking the university's 80th anniversary. Binghamton first opened in 1946 as Triple Cities College. The anniversary coincides with Homecoming and the inauguration of...

Vestal, NY · 10-01

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Binghamton University Inaugurates Anne D'Alleva as Eighth President

Binghamton University formally inaugurated Anne D’Alleva as its eighth president Friday, marking a new chapter as the university celebrates its 80th anniversary. SUNY Chancellor John King Jr. joined university leaders, SUNY representatives and local elected officials for the ceremony at the University's Anderson Center. D’Alleva took over as president...

Binghamton, NY · 10-02

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New York will end Regents requirement starting with 2028 graduates

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) – Students in New York will no longer be required to pass the Regents exams to earn a high school diploma. State officials recently made the decision, which will take effect beginning with the class of 2028. For decades, Regents exams have marked a milestone for high school students in New York. […]

New York · 09-30

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North Shore School District Board of Education holds first meeting of the school year

The North Shore School District Board of Education discussed district goals and meeting topics for the 2026-27 school year at its first meeting on Sept. 17. Trustees and interim Superintendent Tom Dolan also addressed a change in New York State graduation requirements. Trustee James Svendson has resigned from the board, and the superintendent search is ongoing. Here are three things to know.

New York · 10-02

Newsmax

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New developments in "Cornell Seven" case

Ithaca, NY · 10-01

Newsweek

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I Went to Cornell. What Happened at Chi Phi Didn’t Shock Me | Opinion

"I love Cornell. I got an education there that I still use every day. I also got a disease that took me years to arrest."

Ithaca, NY · 09-29

WKBW 7 News Buffalo

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Many Western New York high schools plunge in U.S. News rankings - Here's what changed

New York · 09-30

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Newark Valley Students Mark Bullying Prevention Month With Sweethearts & Heroes

Students in the Newark Valley Central School District marked National Bullying Prevention Month Thursday with a visit from Sweethearts & Heroes. Tom Murphy and Sgt. Rick Yarosh spoke with students from kindergarten through 12th grade about hope, empathy and taking action to help others. The organization works to prevent bullying and hopelessness while also helping schools build stronger and more supportive communities.

Newark Valley, NY · 10-01

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North Country Football Fever: Week 5 2026 Preview, Oct. 1-3

Here's a look at the Week 5 matchups for high school football in the North Country.

New York · 10-01

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NYS college application initiative helps students save on college application fees

Why are students encouraged to complete FAFSA and TAP applications?. WRGB- New York high school seniors looking to save money on college applications can apply to participating SUNY, CUNY and private colleges and universities without paying application fees as part of New York’s College Application Initiative. Now in its...

New York · 10-02

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Broome Leadership Institute Class of 2027 Announced

The Broome Leadership Institute's Class of 2027 has been revealed. According to the Greater Binghamton Chamber, the Broome Leadership Institute (BLI) is a six-month community leadership program. It is administered by the Greater Binghamton Education Outreach Program, which is a workforce and education non-profit affiliate of the chamber. The program...

Binghamton, NY · 09-29