Alberto Wimer

Wimer Alberto embodies the eclectic interests of Binghamton's student body. He's equally at home reading Voltaire or spinning discs as a DJ.

Nallely Estevez

Taking on a leadership role at Binghamton helped Nallely Estevez break out of her shy-girl mold.

Jennifer Scheinhorn

Jennifer Scheinhorn wants to be a doctor. But she intends to do far more than memorize her biology textbook as she gets ready for medical school. She's found a way to blend her interests in art, poetry and medicine while participating in the Binghamton Scholars program.

Guruprasad Madhavan

Guruprasad Madhavan, Binghamton University graduate research assistant in the Clinical Science and Engineering Research Center and a Ph.D. candidate in bio-engineering, is an example of the kind of top notch students Binghamton University's graduate programs attract.

Jessie Kabwila Kapasula

For Jessie Kabwila Kapasula, feminism must be a way of life as well as an academic pursuit. Kapasula's determined to put her doctoral studies on the topic to practical use in her native Malawi.

Nadine McCloud

It used to take a mathematical formula to capture Nadine McCloud's interest. But at Binghamton, this doctoral student from Jamaica discovered a passion for development economics.

Rory Quiller

Rory Quiller says Binghamton's the perfect place to nurture his Olympic dreams. The nationally ranked pole vaulter hopes to get a shot at the U.S. team going to Bejing.

Graduate Student Books and Awards

At Binghamton, graduate students aren't just absorbing ideas within their disciplines, but actively contributing to and advancing the frontiers of knowledge within their fields.