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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.
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Section 4 at states: Where to watch, teams to follow, and future dates
The start of November also marks the beginning of the 2026 high school fall sports postseason, and more than 12 teams in Section 4 are in contention for a state title. NYSPHSAA Girls’ Soccer Regionals Bottomline : Elmira, Horseheads, Maine-Endwell, Owego, Chenango Forks, Greene and Margaretville Central earned a state tournament berth. Owego, after losing to Maine-Endwell (4-1) in its sub-regional matchup, and Chenango Forks, losing to Briarcliff (2-1), remain the only teams not competing in a state quarterfinals game on Saturday, Nov. 7. More: Scores for the 2026 Section 4 girls soccer tournaments Matchups: Class AAA quarterfinal: Elmira v. Arlington (Section 1) Where: Chenango Valley High School, 11 a.m. Watch live Class AA quarterfinal: Horseheads v. Northport (Section 11-AL) Where: Chenango Valley High School, 1 p.m. Watch live Class A quarterfinal: Maine-Endwell v. Pittsford (Section 5) Where: Brockport High School, 4 p.m. Watch live Class C quarterfinal: Greene v. Tully (Section 3) Where: Cortland High School, 11 a.m. Class D quarterfinal: Margaretville Central v. Lisbon Central (Section 10-AL) Where: Chenango Valley High School, 3 p.m. Watch live NYSPHSAA Boys’ Soccer Regionals Bottomline : Elmira, Vestal, Maine-Endwell, Seton and Edmeston Central earned a spot in the NYS quarterfinals on Saturday,
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Two Binghamton University students win prize for invention
VESTAL, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) - Two Binghamton University students have won a six-figure prize for an invention they created to help healthcare providers. Seniors Joshua Ackerman and Yoav Reshef created Lucent EMS Solutions. The invention is a body-worn camera that records and visually automates the process of completing paperwork. They won...
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Ithaca reclaims Class A title; Vestal and Chenango Valley continue XC dominance
Section 4’s top cross-country athletes raced at Chenango Valley State Park in Greene, NY, to reaffirm the best finishers ahead of the 2026 NYSPHSAA Cross Country Championships on November 14. Local high schools from Classes A, B, C and D have crowned several star runners throughout the season. On the girls’ teams, Ithaca’s Tsadia Bercuvitz and Avery Whittaker, Corning’s Kateland Dininny, Vestal’s Hellen Zhang and Kayla Fletcher, Maine-Endwell’s Madison Novotny, Sidney’s Olivia Beauchat, Owego’s Sarah Heath, Chenango Forks’ Clara Little and Chenango Valley’s Lyla Houser have consistently entered conversations about “the best” this season. On the boys’ side, Ithaca’s William Boscia, Corning’s Christopher Lawson, Union-Endicott’s Nicholas Luti, Johnson City’s Connor Smith, Vestal’s Oliver Parsons and Kevin Middendorf, Chenango Valley’s Nikil Datta, Susquehanna Valley’s Aiden Skuban and Delhi’s Jaden Lewis, to name a few, stand out as some of Section 4’s top runners. Ithaca’s cross-country team has produced some of the region's best finishers, with five athletes placing in Section 4's top five in the 5000-meter race. Seniors Boscia and Bercuvitz, junior Avery Whittaker, sophomore Mattea Dauria and senior Skyler Lovenheim emerged as top runners in the Saratoga Cross Country Invitational on October 10. Bercuvitz’s first-place finish, in 16:31.8, placed her
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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