Junior Jeremy Frank has made a substantial impact on Geneseo during his three years here. But what makes Frank, originally from Port Washington, N.Y., so memorable?
Read MoreWhere are they now? Geology major goes on to worldly career
Alumnus David Terry '88 has found his niche in the environment as vice president of Geotechnical Engineers, Inc., a prominent environmental consulting firm that works with clients across the United States.
Read MoreStudents explore overseas options
Geneseo professors want to kick their students out of the country - preferably for spring break, a month in summer, a semester or even an entire year.
Read MoreJenny Lewis rocks new sound on solo album
Rilo Kiley front-woman Jenny Lewis delivers evocative, twangy songs on her second solo album Acid Tongue, which was released Sept. 23. The singer's soulful voice rises above the guitars and piano, spinning poignant stories of love and its complications.
Read MoreWhere are they now? '93 Alumnus runs photo, stylist agency in NYC
As different as the spacious, rural area of Geneseo is from the bustle of the Big Apple, for alumnus Marnie Rose, one place led to the other.
Read MoreUnder the Knife: Triathlon Club aims to run, swim and bike across finish line
Though the idea of swimming, biking and running may strike fear in the hearts of inactive students, members of the newly-formed Geneseo Triathlon Club look forward to doing all three in just one event.
Read MoreOnline, students react for, against loud crowd
Trevor Palia, sophomore, wanted to remember the unusual scenario that took place on Sunday evening, in which a crowd of students marched around the Geneseo campus and village during a temporary loss of power until University Police dispersed them.
Read MoreInvasion of Privacy: Geneseo alumnus, landlord sails through town with new invention
Geneseo alumnus David Guillot does not consider himself an inventor. Have one look at the unique contraption he has created, however, and you might think differently.
Read MoreCapewell: Come on, she's just being Miley
Miley Cyrus has been on the minds of everyone lately - and this time, it's not just for her insanely catchy, so-bad-it's-fantastic single that's on near-constant rotation at the IB. Cyrus has been the center of attention for news outlets and blogs thanks to the release of "topless" photographs that are set to appear in Vanity Fair next month.
Read MoreTattoos: permanent part of student body
Tattoos are a permanent form of body art that have existed for hundreds of years. However, in recent years, they have dropped their tough-biker stereotype and gained popularity among younger crowds, namely college-age individuals.
Read MoreInvasion of Privacy: Town Supervisor Will Wadsworth displays lifelong bond to Geneseo
Town Supervisor Will Wadsworth is undeniably dedicated to Geneseo.
Read MoreStaff, alumni see two sides of college life
The college experience from a student perspective and from a staff member's is vastly different. Many employees in various departments at Geneseo, however, have been able to experience both. It seems to be a popular option - according to the Collins Alumni Center, 106 alumni are currently working for the school.
Read MoreA Day in the Life of: SA Tech Crew Members
Behind the scenes of nearly every event on campus is the work of Student Association Tech Services, a group of students that provide sound, light and other technical aspects of putting on a successful event.
Read MoreCapewell: The American dream, derailed
As I boarded the train during a recent trip home, Amtrak ticket in hand, I did not expect the scene that unfolded before my eyes. A border patrol officer in the middle of the aisle, looking over the Ohio driver's license of the man whom I was assigned to sit next to asked the man - who was of Indian descent and spoke with an accent - questions about his visa, apparently now expired.
Read MoreStudents tackle more Mississippi mess
Three years after the devastating blow of Hurricane Katrina mangled the communities along the Gulf Coast, the Mississippi city of Biloxi is proof that work still needs to be done. Over Spring Break, 56 Geneseo students and staff journeyed down south to assist in reconstruction projects around the Biloxi area.
Read MoreInvasion of Privacy: N.A.R.D. member Nick Moran sings, acts way through Geneseo
Senior Nick Moran certainly knows how to keep busy at Geneseo. Moran divides his time between classes for his sociology and musical theater majors and several student groups, including improv comedy troupe No Laugh Track Required, Chamber Singers and the all-male a cappella group Southside Boys.
Read MorePeace Corps volunteer, alumna phones in on life in Mongolia
It is not every day that Geneseo receives a phone call from Mongolia.
Read MoreBSU dinner serves up hearty food and a powerful message
On Saturday evening, Geneseo's Black Student Union hosted the organization's annual "Soul Food" dinner. The dinner featured a menu of hearty dishes as well as a performance of In My Skin, an original play written by BSU's executive board and members.
Read MoreStudents fetch top price at Rotaract charity date auction
On Friday night, Sturges Auditorium was buzzing with students looking for love. Rotaract, a campus community-service organization, held their third annual date auction to benefit the American Red Cross.
Read MoreInvasion of Privacy: Professor, alumnus Al Sciarrino remembers Geneseo glory days
Business law professor Al Sciarrino proudly donned a "Geneseo Alumni" baseball cap as he sat down with The Lamron.
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