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01:30
Brittaney explores the student wing!
Academics
The Student Wing is one of Binghamton's academic buildings. Connected to the Lecture Hall, there are three floors of classrooms, as well as lounge areas and vending machines on each floor. Classrooms range in size, from holding 10 people, to over 30 people. Here, both lecture and discussion-based classes are held. These classrooms are very modern and are well equipped with technology such as SMART boards and multiple monitors throughout the room.
01:05
Brittaney makes a stop at the lecture hall!
Academics
Binghamton's Lecture Hall building is certainly a significant academic building that should be looked at. With 14 lecture halls, each individual lecture hall is distinct in that they have different styles and capacities. The lecture hall seating ranges from 20 to 500! Here, we see a 100 person lecture hall. All lecture halls are equipped with projectors and screens, as well as whiteboards/chalkboards. One lecture hall is specifically designed for cinema classes, and includes a film projection room and a screen.
00:49
Binghamton! (and brittaney!)
Academics
Welcome to Binghamton University!!! My name’s Brittaney, and I’m a sophomore from Long Island, NY who's double majoring in Psychology and Cinema. I’m going to be bringing you all around Binghamton’s campus and the surrounding area to show you all that this school has to offer. Hopefully by the end of this tour, you’ll be able to see why I chose Binghamton as my home for four years!
00:35
But first, coffee
Food
An important topic to touch upon before we can embark on this journey around Binghamton is to first clarify the coffee situation on campus. Whether you're team Starbucks, team Dunkin, or neither (or both?), we have both franchises on campus! In Hinman Community, which is where we're walking, there's a full Starbucks location under the community's dining hall, complete with tables, chairs, and couches for when you have to grind while sipping (chugging?) you're iced coffee. In the University Union, which I'll go to later, there's a Dunkin Donuts. Additionally, if neither chains are your type, there's Jazzman's Cafe, which is a coffee shop/bakery located conveniently in the library. Happy caffeinating!
01:19
Gina!
Campus
Meet my wonderful roommate, GINA!!! Gina is an Integrative Neuroscience major also from Long Island, New York. She's involved in a number of ways on campus, such as Greek life and Tap Club. She spends much of her time drinking iced coffee and procrastinating doing work with me. We also do a lot together, so don't be surprised if you see her with me throughout most of these videos!
01:14
Brittaney and gina tour the peace quad!
Campus
It's the Peace Quad! A surprising (but unsurprising?) fact I've learned is that it's named that because the three sidewalks that run through this grassy paradise actually form a peace sign! WOW!!! Located behind the Marketplace, and adjacent to the administration building and Old Dickinson Community (not to be confused with the NEW Dickinson community, which is where I live), it's a prime location for laying out a blanket, grabbing a portable speaker, and laying out in the sun with your friends (or as we can see behind me, some yoga!). Alternatively, it's a good spot to find a dog to pet, as people bring their dogs there to play fetch.
01:15
Brittaney and gina walk the spine!
The Spine is an integral part of Binghamton's campus, connecting buildings such as the Union/Marketplace, Fine Arts, the Lecture Hall, the Student Wing, and the science buildings. This is the path that leads to EVERYWHERE. This is where you'll definitely find the most life during the school day, as students, faculty, and other community members frequent this expansive walkway to get wherever they need to go on campus.
00:39
Questionable binghamton structure no. 1 of 1,000
Campus
On the way to the library! We can see the Engineering Building in the background, which is where you'll probably find yourself in a class if you're a student in the Watson School of Engineering. Non-engineering classes are held there too, like my Psychotherapy lecture. Also, I wanted to give a shoutout to just one of the many strange structures Binghamton has dispersed throughout its campus. Nevertheless, the campus wouldn't be the same without them!
00:18
Brittaney explains binghamton's greek life
Here's a little glimpse at Binghamton's Greek life! In the library main lobby, there are flags of every fraternity and sorority recognized by the university. In total, there are 59 fraternities and sororities at Binghamton University! We have both social fraternities and professional fraternities. If Greek life interests you, freshmen are allowed to rush a fraternity or sorority in their second semester at Binghamton.
00:53
Brittaney takes you to the library!
Campus
This is a glimpse at Binghamton University's main library, the Glenn G. Bartle library. When it comes to grinding, there are four floors to choose from, all with different atmospheres to accommodate whatever your ideal study vibe is. The first floor houses the computer pods, where both Mac and PC computers are available for use. The second floor, which is where I am right now, has desks and group tables, and generally has a medium volume level. In the room you can see behind me, however, it's a little different than the main second floor room in that there's a very open, casual, "cafe" vibe (if you're into that). And as you can see, the second floor has outdoor seating! The third floor has a very traditional library atmosphere, with more private-style desks with hutches, as well as some tables for quiet group work. It's generally quiet, and houses the stacks! Lastly, the fourth floor is THE quiet floor, with desks, stacks, as well as private study rooms that you can reserve!
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