Broome Community College

Founded in 1946, SUNY Broome Community College has evolved into a cornerstone of accessible and high-quality education within the State University of New York system. From its humble beginnings in the State Armory, the college has transformed into a dynamic campus comprised of 15 buildings spread across a 200-acre suburban setting in the Town of Dickinson, just north of Binghamton. The campus design fosters a sense of community, featuring centralized academic and administrative zones, complemented by recreational and open green spaces. With a commitment to innovation, SUNY Broome provides diverse programs in Liberal Arts, Business & Public Services, Health Sciences, and STEM fields. The college's architecture reflects its mission: to create an environment where every student is valued and empowered. SUNY Broome’s blend of historic roots and forward-thinking design cultivates a space where tradition meets innovation, shaping future leaders and contributing to the region's vitality.