SEPTEMBER 11 MESSAGE BOARD Email messages sent to the University prompted the creation of the September 11 Message Board, a website for the BU community. Share your stories and thoughts about the attacks of September 11, here...

Alan Blaustein '91, is a lawyer who specializes in the logistics and psychology of mergers and acquisitions.

C. Beth Burch, associate professor in School of Education and Human Development, uses grant to demystify classroom tech tools

In what year did Binghamton University's residence halls
go co-ed?

"Our prayers and deepest sympathy to everyone involved in this attack," wrote Jaron Rubenstein '98 on the website he created, World Trade Center Attack. The site includes this and other photos Rubenstein took during the September 11 attack on the World Trade Center towers from his office at Logicept, Inc., across the river from Manhattan. Rubenstein is one of many alumni who witnessed and/or have been directly affected by the events of September 11, 2001.

Although the full extent of the tragedy is still unknown, we do know that for many alumni and their loved ones, the stories are not so happy. Our hearts go out to them.

Past Alumni Association president Barbara Pickell '69, MBA '87 wrote a compelling and detailed account of her experience on September 11 in an e-mail to her family and friends. She has given us permission to reprint it here.

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A message from Marty Triano '76, Alumni Association President

	Men’s basketball to face North Carolina Tar Heels on December 16
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