Notable Alumni of Binghamton University
Notable alumni of Binghamton University include Camille Paglia (Feminist academic and social critic), William Baldwin (Actor who starred in Backdraft) and Norman Finkelstein (Political scientist and activist on Holocaust politics and Israel-Palestine).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Hakeem Jeffries 1970–
U.S. representative for New York
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Alexander Vindman 1975–
Retired Army officer, witness in Trump impeachment inquiry
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Eugene Vindman 1975–
U.S. representative for Virginia, retired Army officer
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Michael J. Garcia 1961–
Associate Judge of the New York Court of Appeals
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Steven Fulop 1977–
Former mayor of Jersey City
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John Liu 1967–
New York politician and state senator, former city comptroller
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Morteza Aghatehrani 1957–
Iranian Shia cleric and member of parliament
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John Mannion 1968–
US representative from New York
Business
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David Zaslav 1960–
CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery
Science and academia
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Norman Finkelstein 1953–
Political scientist and activist on Holocaust politics and Israel-Palestine
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Jessica Fridrich 1964–
Binghamton professor and popularizer of the CFOP Rubik's Cube method
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Deborah Tannen 1945–
Georgetown linguistics professor and sociolinguist
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Nataša Jonoska 1961–
Mathematician at University of South Florida, DNA computing
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David Grimaldi 1957–
Entomologist and curator at American Museum of Natural History
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Arnold J. Levine 1939–
Molecular biologist who discovered tumor suppressor p53
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Marsha Berger 1953–
Computer scientist in computational fluid dynamics
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Joseph Buttigieg 1947–2019
Maltese-American literary scholar and translator
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Beverly J. Silver 1957–
Johns Hopkins sociology professor
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Josef W. Meri 1969–
Historian of interfaith relations in the Middle East
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Jonathan Gottschall 1972–
Literary scholar of literature and evolution
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Rima Salah 1943–
Yale Child Study Center professor, chair of ECPC
Arts and media
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Camille Paglia 1947–
Feminist academic and social critic
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William Baldwin 1963–
Actor who starred in Backdraft
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Lee Ranaldo 1956–
Guitarist and vocalist of Sonic Youth
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Paul Reiser 1956–
Actor and co-creator of Mad About You
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Art Spiegelman 1948–
Cartoonist, author of the graphic novel Maus
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Donald E. Westlake 1933–2008
Crime novelist with over one hundred books
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Karthik Siva kumar 1977–
Indian actor in Tamil cinema
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Kvitka Cisyk 1953–1998
American singer of Ukrainian origin
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Dave Rubin 1976–
Conservative commentator and host of The Rubin Report
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Victor Williams 1970–
Actor, Deacon Palmer in The King of Queens
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Ingrid Michaelson 1979–
Singer-songwriter known for The Way I Am
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Dava Sobel 1947–
Science writer, author of Longitude
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Ruben Santiago-Hudson 1956–
Actor, playwright and director; Tony Award winner
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Andrew Bergman 1945–
Film director and screenwriter, Blazing Saddles
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Jeffrey Ford 1955–
American fantasy and science fiction writer
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Stephanie Courtney 1970–
Actress and comedian, Flo in Progressive commercials
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Pamela Sargent 1948–
Science fiction author and editor, Nebula Award winner
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Anita Diamant 1951–
Writer, author of The Boston Girl
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Marc Lawrence 1959–
Director, screenwriter and producer
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Adam Huss 1977–
Actor known for Power and General Hospital
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Nathan Englander 1970–
Short story writer and novelist
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Jenna Wolfe 1974–
Former NBC Today correspondent and anchor
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J. Hoberman 1948–
Film critic, senior film critic at The Village Voice
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Robyn Adele Anderson 1989–
Singer and stage actress of Postmodern Jukebox
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John Wilson 1986–
Documentary filmmaker, creator of How To with John Wilson
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Louis Giambalvo 1945–
Actor frequently seen in TV guest roles
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Jason Starr 1966–
Crime novelist and comic book writer
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Bill T. Jones 1952–
Choreographer, director and dancer
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Carol Leifer 1956–
Stand-up comedian and television writer
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Dena DeRose 1966–
Jazz pianist, singer and educator
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Jack Dann 1945–
Science fiction writer and editor
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Kevin Bernhardt 1961–
Screenwriter, actor and producer
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Alan Berliner 1956–
Independent filmmaker
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Steve Koren 1966–
Screenwriter and producer for Saturday Night Live and Seinfeld
Sports
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Emily Mackay 1998–
Middle- and long-distance runner and Olympian
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Scott Diamond 1986–
Canadian professional baseball pitcher
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Kaan Tayla 1986–
Turkish freestyle swimmer and two-time Olympian
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Qu Yun 1978–
Chinese butterfly swimmer, Asian record holder
Other fields
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Carol Leigh 1951–2022
Artist and sex workers' rights activist
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Jillian York 1982–
Free-expression activist and author
No alumni match.
From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.
Alumni network
Colleges that share the most alumni with Binghamton University (people who attended both).