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The Binghamton Prospect magazine is a magazine on the campus of Binghamton University, Binghamton, NY. It was created as an alternative news source on campus. It features include politics, lifestyle and campus wide events.

Binghamton Prospect History


The Binghamton Prospect Magazine started from the ground up, the magazine soon gained a budget and financing from the Binghamton Student Association and began quickly publishing articles that started off in black and white.

In the fall of 2005, spring 06 and spring of 2007, Binghamton Prospect Magazine was led by Editor-in-Chief JR Mabutas who guided the magazine to more frequent publications. Also of notable mention was Jeffrey Zhao and Beatrice Leong who served as the magazine's treasurers and staff writers in the fall of 2005, spring 2006

When the executive board of mostly undergraduate students graduated from Binghamton University, the magazine's publication was forced to regroup. In the Spring of 2007, The Binghamton Prospect Magazine came back better than ever. Through the leadership of a new executive board, who were committed students to the magazine, publication started expanding the magazine at a rapid pace.

In the Spring of 2007, Binghamton Prospect Magazine published 4 issue, each with a color cover that had photographs of student and campus events. The magazine's development soon came to take on much more than politics as campus events were followed and covered by the magazine. Readership, staff writers, advertisements and membership to the magazine grew as students became excited every time the magazine came out to be published. Since then the magazine has developed into a social organization where members get together on a
regular basis and write for the magazine.<ref>http://sa.binghamton.edu/~prospect/</ref>

The magazine features its signature orange background color with an enlarged photograph on the front cover.

Features



The Binghamton Prospect magazine features a color cover. The cover contains a picture of an event that has happened on campus. Some of the covers have included the 2007-08 SA elections candidates, a cover of student outrage towards planned renovations of the university union and the contestants of the Ms. Aphrodite beauty pageant.
Inside the magazine, the issue is 16 pages long. It opens with a note from the editor followed by any letters to the editor that are received.. The rest of the issue is devoted to articles written by members of the writing staff. The first 6 pages is devoted to news while the remaining pages are devoted to editorials. Some issues also contain a 2 page picture spread.
Advertising can also be bought in the Magazine and is a major way to keep up the quality of the magazine. The Prospect magazine accepts both business and student group ads.

Awards


The Binghamton Prospect has won 3 Excel awards for excellence. The Excel awards are given annually by the Excel center to congratulate exemplary effort on campus. These awards were for Best Issue, for the coverage of the Binghamton University SA elections, Most improved media publication, which was a shared award with the Binghamton Media Group, and Best educational event for a media group, for the Binghamton Prospects layout event.

Current E Board

  • Editor in Chief Dan Levin
  • Managing Editor Brian Young
  • Layout Design Gil Auslander
  • Communication Director Jen Dickey
  • Treasurer: Areal Tal
  • Webmaster Joshua Tanzer

  • External links

  • Official website


  • Notes


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