Attendees at Geneseo's annual President's Lecture on Diversity were forced to move to a larger lecture hall in Newton due to the number of people who showed up to hear author Bruce Jacobs speak on Thursday, April 3.

Following the death of Geneseo student Kaitlin Charity in October, the Livingston County sheriff has proposed changes to an existing New York State law which would mandate drivers involved in all collisions pull over their vehicles to ensure that no person was injured.

On Wednesday, Dec. 5, Kathryn FitzSimmons, a Geneseo alumna, retired 8th grade English teacher, and self-proclaimed mermaid spoke to students on her inspiring experiences in turning her life around for the better.

On Wednesday, Oct. 24, Julian Bond, chairman of the NAACP, presented an informative and powerful presentation on the state of race in America that invigorated the audience in a packed Wadsworth Auditorium.

Julian Bond, NAACP chairman and a leader in the modern civil rights movement, will deliver a lecture at Geneseo on Wednesday, Oct. 24, as part of the James Jeremiah Wadsworth Endowed Lecture Series. His presentation is titled, "An Evening with Julian Bond: 'Civil Rights: In the Day, Today, and Tomorrow.'"

After years of pressuring the department of Computing & Information Technology to make black and white double-sided printing more enticing to students, Geneseo Environmental Organization seems to have finally gotten a breakthrough.

The recent implementation of myCourses, a Web portal to manage course material, is intended to make life easier for students and faculty of the college community.