Great job! I was a Seneca Hall resident the year it opened in 1973. When you rode through the old dorm buildings which mainly have been converted to faculty offices, you referred to it as old Newing. It was actually old Dickinson. I also spent a summer in both Old Johnson and Old Champlain. I really appreciate watching your Binghamton area videos. BU has one of the most beautiful campuses in the country, way more impressive than when I was a student in the 70s.
Nice vid. I’m an Endicott native and BU grad, having transferred there from FSU, which was kind of rocked after the Ted Bundy incident. I worked hard at BU (then called SUNY-B) and was prepping to graduate when a professor said a play I’d directed for my class looked “too cinematic” and flunked me. Hah, I went on to write three highly rated tv comedies and directed two motion pictures. Oh well, hope to come back for a visit to the triple cities next year. Keep making your good videos.
I was studying in BU between 2009-2012 mate, I have been watching your videos for couple of weeks already! Great job! Planning to come back to US soon. I would be happy to keep in contact with you! Take care👏👏
Kids, it has a 61% acceptance rate if you apply early admission, so go for it. It offers a somewhat adequate education. The discounted tuition paid in part by the tax payers of New York State will leave you with enough money to live in one of those new luxury apartments built around town. Stay away from the fraternities! That’s where they store all the DBs.
Class of ‘87 here! When I lived in Onondaga Hall, College in the Woods was the newest dorm. Now, with all the renovations around campus, it’s the oldest! The library and tower look about the same. I always considered the side of the Union that faced CIW to be the front of the building, not the back. The nature preserve still looks beautiful. That and the rolling hills all around campus are eternal… as well as the blinking beacon of light atop the library tower!
The gym I called the east gym is actually the **WEST GYM**
Great job! I was a Seneca Hall resident the year it opened in 1973. When you rode through the old dorm buildings which mainly have been converted to faculty offices, you referred to it as old Newing. It was actually old Dickinson. I also spent a summer in both Old Johnson and Old Champlain. I really appreciate watching your Binghamton area videos. BU has one of the most beautiful campuses in the country, way more impressive than when I was a student in the 70s.
Yes, it’s a very nice campus… And it keeps getting bigger. Seems like soon they’re going to run out of room though.
Nice vid. I’m an Endicott native and BU grad, having transferred there from FSU, which was kind of rocked after the Ted Bundy incident. I worked hard at BU (then called SUNY-B) and was prepping to graduate when a professor said a play I’d directed for my class looked “too cinematic” and flunked me. Hah, I went on to write three highly rated tv comedies and directed two motion pictures. Oh well, hope to come back for a visit to the triple cities next year. Keep making your good videos.
Thank you!! Definitely come visit the area sometime!
Great video.
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I was studying in BU between 2009-2012 mate, I have been watching your videos for couple of weeks already! Great job! Planning to come back to US soon. I would be happy to keep in contact with you! Take care👏👏
For sure! Let me know when you come to campus again! Class of 2011 here.
Kids, it has a 61% acceptance rate if you apply early admission, so go for it. It offers a somewhat adequate education. The discounted tuition paid in part by the tax payers of New York State will leave you with enough money to live in one of those new luxury apartments built around town. Stay away from the fraternities! That’s where they store all the DBs.
Class of ‘87 here! When I lived in Onondaga Hall, College in the Woods was the newest dorm. Now, with all the renovations around campus, it’s the oldest! The library and tower look about the same. I always considered the side of the Union that faced CIW to be the front of the building, not the back. The nature preserve still looks beautiful. That and the rolling hills all around campus are eternal… as well as the blinking beacon of light atop the library tower!
Wow…would I get lost! As a life long resident, I enjoy your videos.
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You are so welcome! Hope you are planning to visit the school soon? Do you plan on attending?