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Binghamton University Library News > Student Book Arts Competition: Spring 2026
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Student Book Arts Competition: Spring 2026

Posted by broveland Last Updated: February 26, 2026 0 Min Read Add Comment
Four tea boxes displayed in a white setting. "Cha" by Sammy Feng was selected as the 2025 Purchase Prize winner.

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