A tasty and quite easy meal to have, that requires very minimal advanced planning, is a spinach feta grilled cheese sandwich. This meal is cost-effective for college students, which is good for budgeting, and takes 30 minutes to make from start to finish.

The pandemic has affected people’s access to internships and jobs, whether they be in-person, hybrid or remote. Many organizations also shut down because the pandemic interfered with their financial functioning and programming. Despite the various obstacles, it is still possible to keep yourself occupied either by applying to jobs and internships, or by helping your future self and focusing on your wants and needs in the workforce.

George Hochbrueckner, ‘85, also known as “Soup God” is a local worker at the popular Mama Mia’s pizzeria on Main Street. He loves the Geneseo area and described his long history of involvement with Geneseo.

economics and geography double major sophomore Reo Sakida

Political science and business administration double major senior and Managing Editor of The Lamron Colin Beasor is passionate about showing leadership and discussed his role in the production of the newspaper.

While the holiday season looks different this year, that should not stop each of us from indulging in some delicious food. We should still enjoy a delicious pie, whether homemade or store bought. This is a pumpkin pie recipe that is both easy and guaranteed to appeal to your taste buds!

Curb your sweet tooth with healthy pumpkin brownies! These brownies are healthy, easy to make and did I say HEALTHY?! Get your ingredients and stomach ready for a scrumptious treat!

Fall weather means pumpkin season, which means pumpkin spice everything. A great way to enjoy this holiday season and its gloomy weather is by indulging in tasty treats. Pumpkin spice cookies are mouth-watering desserts. Follow the steps below and enjoy!

The RKids Enrichment Program is an after-school program for students who attend Geneseo Elementary School. This after-school activity is intended for students who come from disadvantaged households and are between third and fifth grade.

The biggest question currently amongst teenagers is what will happen with summer 2020. Will we still need to worry about social distancing? Will we be able to leave the house without fear?

Have you been on the social media application TikTok lately? Have you seen all the videos of drool-worthy, delicious desserts and do you immediately crave them? Crave no longer! A trendy and yummy dessert to hop on right now is peanut butter cookies! With an easy recipe too, how could this get any better?

Quarantine—a word that musters up feelings of frustration and hatred. Of the extensive number of events and things that the coronavirus has interfered with, the dating scene is one of the most notable. Singles are stuck at home in quarantine, mindlessly scrolling through their various social media applications. Many of these people are eager to talk to someone, even if it may just be for a distraction. Couples, too, scramble to find ways to stay connected with FaceTime or Netflix Party. People are undoubtedly eager for attention.

The forced alternative to standard classroom learning is “distance learning.” This new way of taking classes online is a system that many schools have adopted because of the current COVID-19 pandemic. Geneseo students have been affected by this change, especially academically. This new transition has created more challenges for students to keep up with schoolwork as well as stay on top of assignment deadlines. To better help students, here are a few tips for continued success.

Bored in quarantine? Have too much time on your hands? Want to make something delicious that you can eat while binge watching your favorite shows? Here is a tasty recipe for some classic chocolate chip cookies!

Students for Bernie is a political club on campus that advocates for Bernie Sanders and supports his views and his position as a presidential candidate. Psychology major senior and president of the club Samuel Smith is a passionate supporter of Sanders, as he believes Sanders’ views are the most representative of what is necessary in today’s society.

Business major junior Carter Benton (pictured above) remembers an enjoyable club dinner he had at a local restaurant. He emphasizes how easily people can work productively while also bonding over a meal

Circle K is an international volunteer and service organization under the umbrella of Kiwanis International; Geneseo’s branch of this service organization is student-run. The group’s mission is to serve the campus and the broader community to help those in need, and in the process foster a lifelong commitment to service among members. Circle K members seek to help the community in any way possible, and they are always looking for new ways to make an impact.

Psychology major junior Charlene Canale (pictured above) vocalizes the awe she experienced as she saw the student body come together at the recent open forum.