This spring, as the decennial United States Census is distributed, the Geneseo college and community is taking steps to make sure that everyone is counted.

Over the past decade, college campuses - including Geneseo - have been working to create a comfortable dining experience for the growing number of students suffering from food allergies.

For the first time in its history, Geneseo will offer a summer section of Humanities I to take place in June in New York City.

On Monday in the College Union Ballroom, Fulbright scholar Eva Tagoe-Darko delivered a lecture titled, "The Healing Brass Bowl: Traditional Teachings and Practices for Child Health Care in Ghana."

Geneseo has announced that it will allow this year's early decision applicants to opt out of submitting SAT or ACT scores if they so choose.

Books & Bytes café in Milne Library reopened Monday after renovations were finally completed, leaving the eatery more spacious to accommodate its more than 900 daily customers.

In light of the recent hazing-related death of sophomore Arman Partamian, the Phi Sigma Xi fraternity held an anti-hazing seminar on April 17 in Newton.

On April 7, Maria Guajardo, director of the mayor's office for Education and Children in Denver, delivered this year's President's Diversity Lecture, "Navigating Across Cultures."

Tom Matthews, director of Leadership Education Development and Training at Geneseo, has been honored with the New York State United Teachers Higher Education Member of the Year award.

On Feb. 3, the Committee on Undergraduate Policies, Core and Review met to discuss important policy issues, one of which involved making student attendance a formal factor in grading.