On Saturday April 7 in the College Union Ballroom, Shakti, the South Asian cultural organization, immersed students in South Asian culture, cuisine and dance with Sangamam: Dare to be Desi.

Students and faculty gathered at the KnightSpot on Saturday March 31 to support the nonprofit organization “charity: water” with a two-mile Walk for Water around campus.

On Friday Feb. 24 at 9 p.m. in the Union Lobby, dozens of students gathered to engage in a night of festivities and fun with an educational twist at Condom Casino.

Going to college provides an array of opportunities to explore the world and acquire hands-on experience in the field of your choice. Freshman Jennifer Grom took advantage of Geneseo's Nicaragua service-learning trip, which takes place both during winter session for two weeks and during the summer for a month. Students spend time in El Sauce, an impoverished community in Nicaragua. 

On Tuesday Nov. 8, the Muslim Student Association hosted Islamic Mythbusters Night, a student gathering to expose common misconceptions tied to the religion. Muslim students contributed to the event by explaining various aspects of Muslim life and culture, such as pilgrimages to Mecca, equality of men and women and traditional clothing.

Students for Education Reform is a nonprofit national organization that aims to increase student awareness of educational disparities and the achievement gap between students of different socioeconomic classes, and inspire them to combat these injustices. Juniors Brittany Wolf and Julia Addeo are responsible for bringing this organization to Geneseo.