On March 31, residents of Writers House, led by sophomore Mike Roff, channeled their respective ingenuities into collaborating to form "Perspective Engines," which took place in Sturges Auditorium.
Read MoreStudent performers coalesce in Haiti benefit
On Feb. 18, a spattering of Geneseo's finest artists gathered to raise money for Haiti in a benefit that also functioned as an exhibition of impressive talents.
Read MoreHarlem Gospel Choir to Accent the Limelight
America's most well-known gospel choir will kick off this semester's portion of the Limelight & Accents Performing Arts Series.
Read MoreHow slam poetry at Geneseo is Different Now
Geneseo's spoken word poets, Different Now, kicked off this semester's series of events with the Mudslinger's Poetry Slam competition and a dynamic performance by the visiting poets known as Raucous Ink.
Read MoreUpcoming Limelight and Accents: Dallas Brass
On Dec. 12, Wadsworth Auditorium will host Dallas Brass, sponsored by Limelight and Accents, part of Activities Commission and the Student Association.
Read MoreHeadlining Hero speaks with The Lamron
The Lamron sat down with Gym Class Hero Disashi Lumumba-Kasongo, an Ithaca, N.Y. native. After establishing the Upstate connecton prevalant in much of the Heroes' music, the interview began.
Read MoreEveryone needs blood to stay alive - share some of yours
A sharp object is forced through your epidermis and punctures your vein. And after the vein is pierced, a vacuum sucks your blood from its flow into a thick plastic bag. Hypodermic needles, vacutainers, iodine swabs, latex: it all sounds so clinical.
Read MoreSpoken word legends rejuvenate poetry
Three members of the Elephant Engine High Dive Revival, a spoken word collective consisting of several poets who have revolutionized their art form, graced campus with their presence on Tuesday.
Read MoreStudy Abroad: A & E editor engrossed in Greek summer expeditions
Plato postulates in The Republic that success for state and soul is reached simply through finding balance. This ancient philosophy became more than just the topic of study during my exploration of its birthplace.
Read MoreStudent Spotlight: Nicholas Pesce beautifies campus with artistic skill
A talented and ambitious artist, Geneseo's very own freshman Nicholas Pesce, has already left more than his literal mark on campus.
Read MoreMcMahon: The Internet demonstrates unremarkable use of remarkable technology
The Internet will probably throw a curveball at this article before it goes to print, but one can hope that its virus-like reconfiguring abilities aren't too out of control for its creators to tame it.
Read MoreInvasion of Privacy: Ambitious RA Deb Bertlesman enriches student life with talents
In just two short years at Geneseo, sophomore Deb Bertlesman has filled her schedule to its maximum capacity, infiltrating all areas of involvement and becoming a vital part of student life.
Read MoreDifferent Now delivers slam poetry to Geneseo
The contemporary hybrid art form known as slam poetry has finally burst onto the Geneseo scene and established itself, thanks to the freshly packaged student collective dubbed Different Now.
Read MoreJCC schools students on Japan
The Japanese Culture Club's annual "Japan Knight," held on Nov. 9, featured entertainment and delicious food, all in accordance with the event's theme: school in Japan.
Read MoreObama victory sparks celebration
Geneseo students once again demonstrated their uncanny ability to express their right to assembly late last night after Barack Obama was announced president elect.
Read MoreInvasion of Privacy: Professor Greenfield charms campus with original music, outlook, style
Lunch at MJ, a guitar gig in the union and on the laptop in the library - sounds like an average student's day, but for English professor Tom Greenfield, that's life.
Read MoreStudent pleas prompt early book list release
Beginning next semester, Geneseo, incited by student persistence for public availability of textbook information, will release the long-awaited book list in the form of a comprehensive and centralized Web site.
Read MoreFreshmen flavor launches first MiNT magazine of the year
Friday night MiNT magazine celebrated the release of its first ever FreshMiNT, an issue composed entirely of writing submitted by the Class of 2012.
Read MoreAcademic departments see leadership changes
Geneseo will see some substantial changes next year, as several key faculty members step down from administrative positions.
Read MoreOK on impact statement a major step for Lowe's
A proposed Geneseo Lowe's has cleared another hurdle, as on April 7 the Geneseo Town Planning Board voted to accept a final version of a statement concerning the project's environmental impact.
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