Winter blues followed by final exams make it hard for people to feel motivated, especially to work out and stay healthy. A group of students and faculty want to help others exercise and stay fit with an annual fitness challenge on-campus. 

Almost a year of preparation, a 12-hour-long event, 1,931 participants and $162,208.65 raised. These statistics characterized the annual Relay For Life fundraiser this year. 

Think of your favorite celebrity couple, what it is that you love about them and why you love them so much. Now imagine that couple publicly announcing that they are splitting up. The devastation this brings to fans is hard, real and makes people believe that ‘love is dead.’

Everyone has undoubtedly heard the term ‘broke college kid.’ In fact, most undergraduates have probably even used this term to describe themselves. If you relate to this saying, here are some ways to save money that may help.

With Geneseo Recognizing Excellence, Achievement and Talent Day less than a month away, students are inevitably preparing for their presentations, practicing their crafts and planning what events to attend. This year’s keynote speaker should be on everyone’s G.R.E.A.T. Day to-do list. 

Spring has officially sprung this week, which gives us the opportunity to eat a healthy and simple snack using in-season fruit! This recipe uses pineapple, and its bright color and tropical taste remind us that warmer weather is on the way. Pineapple frozen yogurt is the way to go with fruity foods this spring. Health-conscious college students might struggle to resist the ice cream urges during late-night study sessions, but this frozen yogurt should help. Just grab the three ingredients, follow these easy instructions and you’ll soon be enjoying this sweet snack. 

Worried about landing a job after graduation or desperately searching for internships to fill the experience requirements of your major? Consider attending the Job and Internship Fair coming up in March.

It’s been cold, snowy and dreary for far too long—so let’s start thinking about spring and all the fun clothes we will be able to wear very soon. In light of New York Fashion Week, which ran from Feb. 8 to Friday Feb. 16, we have a new season approaching—and new trends to anticipate. 

For many people, Valentine’s Day either evokes a sense of joy or a feeling of dread. Either way, there seems to be an enjoyable atmosphere surrounding the holiday on-campus—thanks to many Geneseo clubs that help make holidays and other events worth celebrating. 

The United States is a melting pot of diverse races, customs and cultures. The Geneseo campus is much like this as well, as it offers a great place to be able to learn and become immersed into customs with which we are not familiar. 

Making new friends can be a challenge for people, especially when attending a college and not knowing a single person on-campus. Three devoted resident assistants created an innovative way to help students find new friends and form relationships.

Geneseo’s campus is filled with many amazing people who are interested in service and try to make a difference in people’s lives daily. 

Nearly every Geneseo student has struggled walking up the hills to their classes. Some days are worse than others, but when you finally reach the top, there is an overwhelming feeling of accomplishment. 

Do you still have leftover food from Thanksgiving? Look no further for the best way to get rid of all that extra fare without having to eat the same food that you’ve consumed all week. This casserole is the perfect meal, using four major items from your leftover Thanksgiving dinner.

Geneseo student activists often diligently avail themselves of crises that fail to attract widespread media attention. 

People of all shapes, sizes, interests and genders filled Newton Lecture Hall to discuss the lives of transgender individuals in the Geneseo community on Thursday Nov. 9. 

Creating a nation that works together to promote sustainability and fight against drug abuse starts with everyone doing their part to help the cause. 

Falling temperatures and increasing workloads signify the end of October and with that comes Halloween.