Among the several rights enshrined within the Fifth Amendment is the right not to be subject for the same offense twice, the right not to be a witness against yourself and the right not to have your property taken away from you without due process. Unfortunately, the last of these rights is infringed every day in the United States in a manner known as civil asset forfeiture. This procedure must be abolished.
Read MoreWage gap affects female professors across departments, SUNY-wide union looks to find solution to the issue
For three different departments at the college—biology, business, and political science—there is a significant gender wage gap, affecting science, technology, engineering, math and humanities programs at Geneseo.
Read MoreConstruction in Sturges Quad will continue so as to satisfy regulations
A small staircase located on the south side of Blake Hall that was completed during the Sturges Quad construction failed to pass regulation due to incorrect measurements and an improper concrete pour.
Read MoreHigh level of students participate in midterm elections, Republicans win district
Midterm elections took place on Nov. 6 all across the United States. A highly anticipated election given the current division in the country, the local and national results have garnered varied reactions around campus.
Read MorePetition to provide local buses to students staying on campus during breaks gains support
A Geneseo Speaks petition posted on Thursday Nov. 1 drew attention to the lack of bus access for students who stay on campus during extended breaks from classes. The petition has increased awareness around campus about the issue facing the affected individuals.
Read MoreG-Spot: Astrological sign potentially indicates love compatibility
Sometimes it’s hard to find a significant other—finding someone who fits your personality traits, someone who you’re physically, emotionally and intellectually attracted to and someone you can instantly click with. With all of the complicated factors behind a perfect match, it might be time to ditch the dating apps and trust the stars to be your cupid.
Read MoreMIT astrophysicist discusses unconventional career path, research on unique celestial bodies
Astronomy expert Steven Villanueva spoke about his experiences in front of science, technology, engineering and math majors in Newton Lecture Hall on Thursday Nov. 1. Villanueva is a theoretical astrophysicist at MIT who took an unorthodox path toward obtaining his degree and pursuing his passion for exoplanet research.
Read MoreVOX presents virtual reality experience, highlights women’s reproductive rights
Students sat around in a circle with anticipation, unsure of what to expect from the virtual reality experience that awaited them.
Read MorePhi Delta Epsilon hosts Anatomy Fashion show, fundraises money for children’s hospital
Elaborate body paint, an array of student organizations, cheerful music and an excited crowd. The Phi Delta Epsilon Pre-Medical Professional fraternity hosted its annual Anatomy Fashion Show on Sunday Nov. 4.
Read MoreHistory professor presents research on Carlisle Boarding School, oppression of Native Americans
Students and faculty crowded Welles room 121 on Friday Nov. 2 as they eagerly awaited to hear a talk delivered by Dr. Michael Oberg on the Carlisle Boarding School.
Read MoreInvasion of Privacy: Dutch foreign exchange student navigates American culture, adapts to university life
History fanatic, foreign exchange student Lukas Jan de Ruiter is studying history at Geneseo through a partnership the school has with the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. Since his arrival, de Ruiter has made strides to assimilate into American culture through his involvement on campus.
Read MoreMinimalist production by musical theater majors examines political activism
Amidst the stunning performances of the cast, crew and faculty, the musical “Babes in Arms” had a vital message for its audiences.
Read MoreArts Opinion: Popular artists must be liable for their crimes
Several artists in the entertainment industry have committed crimes which are seemingly kept under wraps as the stars are allowed to continue their careers. In many cases, the artists’ trials are not taken seriously enough, promoting their carefree actions.
Read MoreInspirational film shows challenges of individuals with various disabilities
Tears streamed down the faces of moved audience members on Monday Nov. 5 after having watched the inspiring film Intelligent Lives. Faculty from the Learning Independence, Vocational and Educational Skills program presented this documentary by Dan Habib about young adults with disabilities to make known the perspectives of individuals with struggles that many are unfamiliar with.
Read MorePodcast Review: Binge Mode analysis praises beloved book series, lacks criticism
Binge Mode, one of the many podcasts in The Ringer’s podcast network, is nothing if not ambitious. The pod originally launched during the summer of 2017 when co-hosts Mallory Rubin and Jason Concepcion vowed to take a deep, analytical look at every single episode of HBO’s “Game of Thrones.”
Read MoreVon Trapp concert sets musician apart from well-known ancestors
In the high-ceilinged hall of Saint Michael’s Church on Friday Nov. 2, the folk musician Elisabeth Von Trapp performed a live concert as part of the church’s Archangel Concert Series.
Read MoreExhibit shows fashion illustration as art form
Dresses at the Met Gala or on the runway of New York Fashion Week may not seem equivalent in creativity to a Picasso or a Rembrandt, but fashion has proved itself to be just as creative as traditional art.
Read MoreSports Editorial: College football should amend postseason, teams deserve a greater chance to compete
The four-team playoff is not perfect, and most fans who follow college football understand that it is flawed, but nobody can agree on a better system. The best way to give more teams a chance to control their own fate is to institute a 16-team playoff.
Read MoreVolleyball battles against tough opponents, will host SUNYAC championship this weekend
After the weekend of Friday Oct. 26 and Saturday Oct. 27, Geneseo Volleyball holds a record of 21-9 and maintains their 9-0 conference record. The Knights fell to Clarkson University and Salisbury University, and beat Frostburg State.
Read MoreField hockey puts up tough fight, falls to New Paltz in semi-final matchup
The Geneseo field hockey team ended their season with a loss in the SUNYAC semi-final on Wednesday Oct. 31 after they wrapped up regular season play on Saturday Oct. 27. The Knights fell to SUNY New Paltz in the semi-finals on Wednesday Oct. 31 by a score of 3-2 and finished the year with a record of 4-2 in conference play and 9-7 overall.
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