Over the past six months, our worlds have been turned upside down. We are dealing with several global and national crises while having to deal with our own personal issues on top of it all. I’m here to help you with at least one issue you may be having: should you tell that person that you “like” (ugh, what a gross word) them?
Read MoreFall Foodie: An Eggplant Parm recipe that will knock those fuzzy socks off
With fall right around the corner and us all having so much free time due to COVID-19, it’s perfect time to practice your comfort food cooking. Eggplant parm is the perfect starter recipe that’s great to keep you warm on a chilly autumn day.
Read MoreLearning how to navigate distant learning, a survival guide
Every day provides an opportunity for individuals to both adjust and re-acquaint themselves from the impact of the pandemic.
Read MoreHillel offers students a sense of warmth amidst the pandemic
It goes without saying that 2020 was not the year anyone expected. College students have been affected by this pandemic both academically and socially.
Read MoreInvasion of Privacy: Meet our incoming Editor in Chief, Kara Burke
International relations and communication double major junior Kara Burke will assume the position of Editor-in-Chief of Geneseo’s newspaper The Lamron in the fall semester.
Read MoreActivities for summer 2020 in quarantine
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?
Read MoreFrugal Foodie: Fulfill your sweet-tooth with peanut butter cookies
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?
Read MoreFrugal Foodie: Hopping on the banana bread train
Being stuck inside can be boring and stressful. Destress and learn something new by trying this gluten-free chocolate chip banana bread!
Read MoreHow to manage your dating life during quarantine
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.
Read MoreStay on top even while distantly learning
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.
Read MoreHave fun while in quarantine!
The quarantine life feels pretty dull sometimes. It seems like the only things you can do are eat, sleep and binge-watch Netflix. While that may seem bleak, it is not entirely true. Here are a few fun activities you can implement into your day to be both more productive and more active.
Read MoreRecipe ideas to help take the edge off quarantine
If you’re over 21 and looking to make some drinks with your family in quarantine that will also boost your immune system, here are a few options:
Read MoreFrugal Foodie: Chocolate Chip Cookies
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!
Read MoreStudents for Bernie create more awareness of presidential candidate
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.
Read MoreExhibit supports individuals who are victims of sexual assault
Sexual assault is often made to blame the victim. Multiple cases victim-blame because of what the victim was wearing, how they acted prior to the sexual assault and whether they had alcohol in their system. The exhibit “What Were You Wearing” at the Kinetic Gallery in the MacVittie Union aims to help de-stigmatize the belief that people are sexually assaulted because of their physical appearance and attire.
Read MoreInvasion of Privacy: Positivity, advocacy, authenticity central to student’s goals
One of the most well-known students within the Geneseo student body is accounting major senior Tomas Caesar. He is most notable for his vibrant personality, fashionably inclined outwear and his tendency to twerk while smoking his hookah around campus. In addition to having a standout persona, he is an advocate for many different programs situated at Geneseo and is a role model for hard work.
Read MoreHumans of Geneseo
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
Read MoreStudent ride service, a favorite option for Geneseo nightlife
A new mode of transportation has made its way to Geneseo, much to the delight of night owls and partygoers. His real name is Aidan Carroll, but most people know him by his nickname and unofficial title: Uber Aidan.
Read MoreInvasion of Privacy: Passionate student voices her concerns about the arts department, advocating for future students
Musical theater major senior Kaitlin Joyce feels passionate regarding the school’s seemingly decreasing care for the arts. Especially in her area of study, Joyce feels distraught concerning the conditions in Brodie Hall, a setting she frequently finds herself in due to her class schedule. As an upcoming graduate, she plans to continue to spread awareness about the current status of the arts department and its programs and hopes that students start to advocate.
Read MoreLegalization of sex work in U.S. would ensure safety within industry, surrounding community
Being on a college campus, it’s not uncommon to overhear students express their desire to drop out and become a sex worker. As crazy as that may sound, I can’t deny that I’ve considered it myself a handful of times when my coursework builds up. What stops me, aside from my poor body-image, is the possibility of getting arrested simply for reaping the benefits of my own body.
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