On August 2, 2009, a benefit for the family of Lindsay Matthews will be held. The benefit will be from 2-7 p.m. in Oakwood Manor, 2985 Lakeview Road, Hamburg, NY.

Since graduating with a Bachelor of Science in accounting in 1995, alumna Kim Hausmann has made her fair share of home runs in New York City.

The KnightSpot was beating to its own drum Friday night when Pride Alliance held its 13th annual drag ball.

In his 25 years at Geneseo as an education professor, Ernest Balajthy has infiltrated the learning community with his benevolence in more ways than one.

Seniors may find themselves doubting a bustling job market after graduation, but alumnus Ed McGrogan demonstrates that despite all of the upsets, it is possible to find a dream job.

March 30 through April 3 marked the first ever Sexual Awareness Week: a program that included numerous activities highlighting issues surrounding the broad topic of sexuality.

They're seen patrolling the campus, walking through dorms and pulling over speeders, but University Police officers have many more responsibilities that serve to maintain safety on campus.

Thanks to James Harrington, director of the Ugandan Water Project, and members of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, Geneseo students are now contributing their efforts toward remedying Uganda's water sanitation problem.

The New York Sub-Regional meeting for 2009, geared toward problem-solving in an effort to improve Residence Life on campus, was held all day Saturday in the College Union.

Letchworth dining hall employees are now being acknowledged thanks to the "Paper Plate Award" instituted by student manager and senior Malan Silva.

Residence directors and area coordinators have the unique job of overseeing residence halls and working personally with students while living on-campus amongst them.

You went to a Late Knight activity, attended a social gathering off-campus and may have even gone to some midnight bowling - not a bad start, mid-year transfer student.

Geneseo's sub-zero temperatures are enough reason for most students to skip classes and stay inside, but not for the fraternity brothers of Alpha Chi Rho, more commonly known as Crows.

Transferring to a new college can make you feel like you are in the middle of a foreign country, and the transition can be an incredibly daunting task.

Behind the desks of each academic department, professors and students alike seek the tireless and ever-helpful star resources of Geneseo-the secretaries.

On Nov. 4, a large number of Geneseo students went to the polls to vote for the next presidential candidate and for many, the election was their first time closing the curtain.