Two western New York electric utilities are offering customers one year of free credit monitoring after a software contractor allowed unauthorized access to personal customer information. 

Letchworth Dining Hall is set to undergo an extensive $16 million renovation beginning this summer and concluding just before the fall semester of 2014.

The State University of New York Board of Trustees has appointed Harvey G. Stenger Jr. as the seventh president of Binghamton University, effective Jan. 1, 2012.

Geneseo senior Toby Ring won a national leadership award from Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life, the largest Jewish campus organization in the world. 

As the student-to-faculty ratio increases in academic departments across campus, larger departments are exploring ways to manage enrollment and make class sizes more manageable.

Registration for the spring semester proved difficult for many psychology majors due to an understaffed department and limited space in classes.     

Occupy Geneseo held its first general assembly Thursday Nov. 3 at 5 p.m. on the College Green, drawing approximately 53 students and faculty.

Beginning Nov. 3, the Livingston Area Transportation Service (LATS) will offer a weekly Thursday night bus service from MacVittie College Union to the village of Mount Morris.

In response to a letter sent by the Office for Civil Rights to colleges nationwide last spring, the Geneseo Student Code of Conduct is undergoing changes regarding sexual assault cases.

Each year, Student Association undergoes a standard budget audit to assess the previous year's transactions. Last week's audit revealed a $109,000 deficit left over from last year's executive board.

Following a public hearing on Oct. 3, the Geneseo Village Board voted in favor of revising the town zoning law in order to prevent the conversion of single-family homes into two-family houses that could potentially be rented out to students.

As communities in the Binghamton area recover from recent flooding, Geneseo students are doing their part to get involved.

Last Tuesday, Sept. 13, a fire resulting in a gas explosion destroyed the Burnwell propane plant in the hamlet of Mumford, N.Y., 17 miles northwest of Geneseo.

New York State is in recovery from August's Hurricane Irene, which severely affected parts of downstate New York, and the recent flooding in the Binghamton area.

After completing a national search, Michael Mooney was named Geneseo's director of intercollegiate athletics and recreation. Prior to his promotion, Mooney acted as interim director since January 2011, following Marilyn Moore's retirement.

Geneseo Mayor Richard Hatheway's proposed 2011-2012 village budget was passed in a public meeting of the Village Board of Trustees on Tuesday.

Ed Rivenburgh, Milne Library's Information Delivery Services project director and former library director, was recently honored with the 2011 Virginia Boucher/Online Computer Library Center Distinguished Inter-Library Loan Librarian Award.

A new group has effectively replaced Geneseo Uptown Merchants Association, an organization that serviced the community for nearly 15 years. The Geneseo Merchants Association will take on the role of town event organizer.

Geneseo's new registration system, which seeks to give priority to graduating seniors and institutes a series of block registration windows, has drawn both praise and criticism from the student body.

Through April 15, Operation Flip-Flop, Niagara Hall's campus-wide program, is collecting flip-flops and money for Iraqi children who are without shoes.