While in-person events for National French Week were off the table this year, the French Club and the Department of Languages and Literatures ensured Geneseo students would still get the chance to be immersed in French culture.

New living conditions of 2020 have affected nearly all artists’ creativity in one way or another, but communication major sophomore Elijah Panzarella has begun to thrive in isolation.

Director and choreographer Kenny Ortega stole even more hearts with his latest out-of-this-world show “Julie and the Phantoms,” released on Netflix Sept. 10.

Listening to stories and having conversations with diverse individuals is a great way for people to learn more about different races, sexualities and ethnicities.

Why other people watch reality dating shows is a mystery to me. Maybe they watch for the drama, the love or some other reason. What’s undeniable, however, is that there’s money to be made watching real people give love a shot.

It is not a secret that the world is going through a difficult time, but small living room concerts from celebrities during a worldwide pandemic have touched the lives of people who can barely leave their homes without fear.

Attending musical performances is an exciting way to get involved on campus, especially if there is an opportunity to learn more about different music styles of the world.

Imagine having a passion and being recognized on a world platform for it. That is what happened when applied mathematics major junior Payton Sawyer qualified for the Irish Dancing World Championships for two years in a row.

Netflix successfully made it “on mat” with its incredible documentary series that highlights the world of competitive college cheerleading and the lives of cheer team members. 

There is nothing more powerful than a memoir written by a strong woman who finds herself through life and education.