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Message from the President:
Hi, Bearcats! My name is McKenzie, and I am the Student Association President for the 2025-2026 year.
The SA is independent of the University, a non-profit organization whose primary purpose is to better the lives of the students at Binghamton. We accomplish this by chartering and supporting student clubs, funding and operating several businesses, and acting as the voice for undergraduate students across campus.
Do you want to start a new club at Binghamton? Reach out to the Executive Vice President or the Internal Affairs Committee!
Do you have an idea that will help promote inclusivity on campus? Contact the Vice President of Multicultural Affairs or the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee!
Is there a change you want to see made on the Binghamton campus, but you don’t know where to start? Reach out to me, the President, or one of our Congress Representatives!
The SA is here for YOU, so feel free to contact us with any questions or ideas you have that contribute to making Binghamton better.
In the meantime, read below to learn more about the Student Association and what we bring to the Binghamton community!
For now, be sure to follow us on Instagram @bing.sa.
SA At-A-Glance
Executive Board
Elected each spring by the student body:
- President
- Executive Vice President
- Vice President of Finance
- Vice President for Student Success
- Vice President for Multicultural Affairs
- Vice President for Programming
- Numerous executive assistants in each office
SA Congress
- 35 Representatives elected each fall by community governments
- Advocate for policy changes and improvements to campus to benefit other students
- Standing committees to help govern the SA
- Internal Affairs (IA)
- Student Life & Academics (SLA)
- Finance Committee (FINCO)
- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)
SA Business
- Art Co-op & Supply Shop
- Binghamton Sound, Stage, and Lighting (BSSL)
- ESCAPE Charter Bus Services
- Food Co-op & Cafe
- SA Ink Copy & Print Center
SA Organizations
Over 250 student organizations covering:
- Cultural affinity & education
- Volunteer & Service
- Media Production
- Performance
- Special Interest
- Visit B-Engaged for an up-to-date listing of all SA-Chartered Organizations
SA Services
- WHRW Radio Station
- OCCT Shuttle Bus
- Harpur’s Ferry Ambulance
- Pipedream Newspaper
- SEEK Mental Health Hotline
- SA Advocates
SA Congress Meetings
Congress is the legislative branch of the Student Association. It consists of 35 student representatives elected to office by their respective residential communities each fall
Congress meets biweekly on Tuesdays, with committee meetings occurring on the off weeks. As Congress meetings are open to the public all are welcome to attend on designated meeting nights.
Spring 2026 Congress Meeting Dates:
January 27
February 10
February 24
March 10
April 7*
April 21
April 28
Meeting Location: LH 008
*April 7 meeting – LH 010
Spring 2026 Business Hours
*Business hours are subject to change
Art Co-op
Opening Day: January 20
Closing Day: May 6
Regular Semester Hours:
Monday – Thursday: 10am – 3pm
Fridays: 10am – 1pm
Food Co-op
Closing Day: May 6
Regular Semester Hours:
Monday – Friday: 10am – 4pm
SA Ink
Closing Day: May 6
Regular Semester Hours:
Monday – Friday: 11am – 5pm
B-Engaged
Did you know you can easily track service hours in B-Engaged
Using B-Engaged you can quickly upload or verify service hours for members of your organization.
You can also create and post public community service opportunities so students outside your organization can join in and help out!
SA Chartered Organizations University Food Policy
The University maintains a campus-wide food policy governing the use of food at any on-campus events.
All SA Chartered Organizations (in addition to the rest of the university community) are expected to know and follow the food policy. As you plan events with food, please be sure to read the new food policy in its entirety to ensure your organization does not get sanctioned for inadvertently violating this policy!