I am an international relations major junior studying abroad in Paris this semester. Paris has always been my dream destination due to its rich history, culture and monuments.
Read MoreAdministration plans changes to disabilities services, increases staff to prepare for finals week
In preparation for additional assistance by the testing center during finals week, the college looks to revitalize the Office of Disabilities Services to better accommodate student needs after the retirement of long-time Assistant Dean for Disability Services Tabitha Buggie-Hunt.
Read MoreChina Night highlights culture through cuisine, student performances
The Chinese Culture Club of Geneseo hosted their annual China Night on Saturday Dec. 1 in the MacVittie College Union Ballroom, providing guests with access to a wide variety of experiences associated with Chinese traditions and culture.
Read MoreMcMurray concedes to Collins, invokes response from campus
Democratic candidate Nathan McMurray conceded to Republican incumbent Chris Collins in the 27th Congressional election on Monday Nov. 26, prompting reflections from the college community about future developments in light of Collins’s indictment on federal insider trading charges.
Read MoreMen’s club rugby team raises concerns over unsafe practice conditions, player injuries
The Geneseo men’s rugby team has raised concerns over lack of administrative cooperation in reassessing agreement for new playing field after reports of injuries.
Read MoreTahir: Voter turnout for midterm election representative of democratic progress
The United States midterm elections have finally passed. After months of candidates campaigning, and voter groups encouraging people to register, Americans headed out to polls to cast their votes in a non-presidential election with a notable high voter turnout.
Read MoreCAS student employee questions high costs in dining halls, lack of business transparency
Campus Auxiliary Services student employees have raised concerns over the food prices, low wages for employees and unclear decision making from the organization.
Read MoreU.S. silence is disheartening in light of Saudi journalist’s suspicious death
The death of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi has dominated news headlines since the case came to light on Oct. 15. Despite statements from the Saudi government claiming his death was a random casualty during a “rogue operation,” international media has provided information that strongly indicates the crown prince and Saudi government ordered Khashoggi’s killing.
Read MoreCollege reinforces policy against suspended Greek organizations, prompts criticism from student body
The college has remained firm in enforcing the affiliation policy on Greek organizations receiving punishment for conduct violations, despite criticism from students claiming it infringes on their first amendment right to assemble.
Read MoreCollege offers greater choice of online, study abroad courses during winter intersession
The Office of Disability Services has been open to criticism since 2012 when a self-study report by former college president Christopher Dahl indicated there were concerns from students and faculty on the lack of support from the office to students. Various students who use the office have expressed concern with its value.
Read MoreMinimal enrollment for language classes has reduced course loads, affected income for professors
Decreased enrollment in Geneseo language classes has led to a reduction in amount of available courses. This follows national trends at other colleges and has negatively impacted professors.
Read MoreGeneseo students previously arrested for sexual assault face allegations of second-hand harassment from different victim
Geneseo juniors who were charged with forcible touching and unlawful imprisonment class A misdemeanors on Sept. 13 are facing sexual assault allegations from another victim. These recent accusations raise new questions regarding how the prosecution will choose to move forward.
Read MoreStudents criticize off-campus housing group, advise renters to research different options
Off-campus living presents communication and monetary issues between students and landlords. Upperclassmen have recommended that students conduct a thorough review before choosing where to lease.
Read MoreTwo juniors face criminal charges for sexual assault, students desire greater clarity from college
Geneseo students on the lacrosse team are facing charges from Geneseo Village Police for allegedly confining a fellow student in a room and forcibly touching her, leaving the campus community in outrage and instigating dialogue around appropriate administrative response.
Read MoreSturges Quad renovation nears end as Facilities Services plans Sturges-Fraser Hall redesign
Construction work in the Sturges Quad approaches completion after a year of underground infrastructure work which was completed during the summer, according to Director of Facilities, Planning and Construction Michael Neiderbach.
Read MoreCollege reworks brand reputation, official logo to transform image
The Communications and Marketing office is working with the School of Business and students to create a new brand for the college, in accordance with the college’s 2021 Strategic Plan guidelines.
Read MoreCIT removes computers, printers from residence halls around campus due to low usage
Computing and Information Technology analyzed 2017 usage data and found that only 10 percent of all printing on-campus was done in residence halls, leading to the decision to reduce computers and printers, according to Support Services Manager Nik Varrone.
Read MoreMilne debuts open-space layout to mixed reactions from students
Milne Library unveiled summer renovations intended to increase student seating space. The altered layout has received criticism from some library patrons.
Campus Auxiliary Services plans to reopen Red Jacket in September, introduces options for different diets
Campus Auxiliary Services will likely resume operations at Red Jacket Dining Hall early in the academic year, introducing substantial renovations and dining options that would accommodate dietary restrictions.
Read MoreCollege to conclude construction over summer, plans ahead for future projects
The Planning and Construction Office has started finalizing the construction project in Sturges Quad and intends for it to be completed to be by the start of the 2018-19 academic year, according to Director of Facilities Planning and Construction Michael Neiderbach. Following that task, the office will start assessing future renovation opportunities.
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