Communication is essential between the administration and students on a college campus. In order to build trust and create a mutually beneficial relationship, it is vital that faculty keeps students informed and vice versa.
Read MoreAdministration in process of enacting various policies that pursue greater campus cohesion
The college has started creating and revising a series of policies that pertain to producing a respectful workplace for faculty and staff, gender inclusivity and students with children.
Read MoreFraternity members question suspension, criticize college conduct process policies
The college put the Phi Sigma Xi (Phigs) fraternity on a five-year suspension following a conduct process that determined the fraternity had violated the code of conduct, according to Dean of Students and Director of the Center for Community Leonard Sancilio. The fraternity has the right to appeal the decision from the conduct board and the suspension has therefore not been completely finalized.
Read MoreDepartment of Psychology terminates minor program due to financial constraints, impacting non-majors
The Department of Psychology has decided to suspend the psychology minor program at Geneseo. Removing the opportunity to pursue this minor has caused frustration for some students, even though the minor was discontinued to alleviate overloaded psychology courses, according to Chair of the Department of Psychology and Distinguished teaching professor of Psychology Ganie DeHart.
Read MoreState approves slight raise to SUNY budget, does not address personnel wage increases
New York State Division of the Budget passed a budget for 2018-19 with additional funding for SUNY operational requirements, a dismissal of executive budget tax hikes and provisions for anti-workplace sexual harassment.
Read MoreCollege Senate assesses plan to extend winter intersession between fall, spring semesters
The Geneseo College Senate has designed an academic calendar that would incorporate a new winter intersession. The proposed calendar is expected to be voted on at the May 1 College Senate meeting before going to President Denise Battles for the final decision, according to associate professor of biology and Chair of the College Senate Executive Committee Duane McPherson.
Read MoreRetiring professors reflect on Geneseo experiences, careers
At the end of their teaching careers two Geneseo professors reflect on their time at the college.
Read MoreGenderqueer guest poet reads works about binaries, abuse
Gephyrophobia is the anxiety disorder characterized by the fear of bridges. Gephyromania is the exact opposite; it means an obsession with bridges.
Read MoreDirectorial premiere of television actor blends genres of comedy, drama
In Sun Dogs, the directorial debut from “Once Upon a Time” star Jennifer Morrison, there is a compelling narrative that emphasizes the struggle of a young man trying to find his purpose. While some may see a cliché, Morrison does a phenomenal job making this typical plot line shine.
Read MoreAwaited thriller amazes with emotional tension, suspenseful filming techniques
To fans of hit sitcom, “The Office,” John Krasinski is best known for his role as sarcastic salesman Jim Halpert, as well as his directing and producing. Beloved for his wit, Krasinski took the next logical step of directing and starring in the latest post-apocalyptic thriller, A Quiet Place.
Read MoreAnnual GREAT Day exhibit represents works from students with various artistic backgrounds
Every year, any Geneseo student is eligible to apply for the “GREAT Battle of the Artists” competition. The competition emphasizes the artistic abilities and talent of students, regardless of their major.
Read MoreStaged reading prompts company to express creative abilities, emotive acting in collective production
What makes theater different than other forms of entertainment is often the collaborative and changeable nature that is inherent in live performance. Audience members in Brodie Hall Black Box Theater saw a staged reading of “Abundance,” by Beth Henley, that captured the essence of what a live performance should be.
Read MoreBattle of the Bands
The MacVittie College Union ballroom transformed into a concert venue on the night of Thursday April 5 as seven talented bands and musicians showcased their skills to the Geneseo community in Geneseo Campus Activities Board’s annual Battle of the Bands.
Read MoreMinimalist production of romantic narrative emphasizes expertise of musical theater majors
“She Loves Me” brilliantly tells the classic story of two feuding coworkers unknowingly falling in love with each other.
Read MoreUpdate: Study abroad office examines communications strategy after unsanctioned third-party program attracts some students
The third-party provider Global Student Embassy worked with Geneseo students for a Nicaragua service trip over winter break, providing monetary incentives to student recruiters and falsely affiliating with the college.
Read MoreSoftball leans on fundamentals to maintain consistency
Geneseo softball’s 2018 season officially made its home opener on March 28 with a doubleheader against the Alfred University Saxons.
Read MoreModifications to NFL rules aim to lessen injuries, players voice concerns as result
In the wake of the past few National Football League seasons being full of injury and rule controversy, the NFL owners once again voted to change the game of football. Players in the upcoming season will no longer be allowed to lower their helmets to initiate a tackle.
Read MoreMen’s lacrosse hopes to regain confidence halfway through their season, attributes team chemistry to finding success
The Geneseo men’s lacrosse team is preparing to bounce back after losing their game against SUNY Oneonta on Saturday March 31. Oneonta finished the game with a 6-4 victory over the Knights.
Read MoreKnight of the Week: Chris Schultz
At the age of seven, Ice Knights head coach Chris Schultz began his lifelong journey with the sport of hockey. He has now coached 12 full seasons at Geneseo, but his path here was filled with various adventures, hard work and a lot of learning experiences.
Read MoreWomen’s lacrosse fights to maintain perfect record, advances in national rankings
The Geneseo women’s lacrosse team continues their undefeated season with a record of 8-0. The women are coming off wins against St. Lawrence University on March 27 and SUNY Oneonta on Saturday March 31.
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