On April 7, John D'Emilio, professor of gender and women studies and history at the University of Illinois at Chicago, visited Geneseo to deliver "Rethinking Gay History. Or Richard Nixon: Gay Liberationist?" a lecture exploring gay and lesbian history.

Local non-profit organization Livingston C.A.R.E.S. continued its tradition of service by taking its 20th trip to the Gulf Coast to assist with Hurricane Katrina relief over the winter break. A group of 25 worked in the area of Biloxi/Gulfport, Miss. In this group were 20 Geneseo students, three faculty members and two community members.

Geneseo improved its ranking on Kiplinger's Best Values in Public Colleges list for the year 2011, jumping from ninth to seventh place. The list of best values among the nation's four-year colleges for 2011 was released in Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine.

On Tuesday, Dec. 1, the Geneseo branch of FACE AIDS presented a World AIDS Day lecture featuring four panelists who spoke about AIDS and focused on the topic of "Universal Access and Human Rights."

Red Jacket Dining Hall recovered quickly after a temporary closure on Friday afternoon was brought on by plumbing problems.

Four Loko, a popular alcoholic energy drink, has recently become a target of attack as numerous college campuses across the United States question the controversial substance’s safety; a few have even gone so far as to ban the product altogether.

As depression rates rise in college students, many campuses are reaching out to help understand and alleviate this growing problem.

Leaders of the SUNY student assembly have decided to head a student reform campaign to address some of the issues currently pressing the system.