Hillel International operates under the mission to enrich the lives of Jewish students so they may enrich the Jewish people and the world. Geneseo’s chapter of Hillel builds on that mission by hoping to provide both Jewish and non-Jewish students alike a space for cultural, religious and friendship endeavors.
Read MoreFreshmen discuss their adjustment into college life, finding a balance
Freshman year of college is flooded with a sea of conflicting emotions like fear, excitement and anxiety. It can be one of the most challenging times in a student's life as well as one of the most rewarding. No matter how long ago one’s freshman year was, people remember the highs and lows of getting through their first classes, making new friends or trying out for a college-level sports team. A pair of new Geneseo students reflect on their experiences from the first week of the academic year.
Read MoreInvasion of Privacy: Senior’s upbringing impacts love of travelling, outlook on life
Sydney Julien is a vegan international relations major senior that is serious about figure skating. When you walk up to her, she has a welcoming but reserved smile and seems a little nervous but opens up quickly and kindly. Animated and lively, you can tell she is passionate about what she does and acts determinedly to live her life in-line with the ideals she has for it.
Read MoreBattles sends campus-wide welcome back email, details changes
President Denise Battles sent out a welcome email on Aug. 26 outlining changes that will improve the college and make the campus community more inclusive.
Read MoreNew York State balloon festival attracts thousands
The New York State Festival of Balloons had another year of successful hot air balloon launches from Friday Aug. 30 to Monday Sept. 2 in Dansville. The festival is held annually over Labor Day weekend and attracts thousands of spectators every year.
Read More2018 alum Troy Keith passes, their impact remains prominent
An inspiring and caring member of the Geneseo alumni community, Troy Keith, passed away on Aug. 10.
Read MoreDash at the Commons, previously in the Saratoga Terrace, now closed permanently
Campus Auxiliary Services has decided to close Dash at the Commons, which has been open since 2016.
Read MoreLauderdale opens an additional satellite healthcare facility in South Village now open in South Village
An additional facility for health services, The South Village Health Center, is now open on the south side of campus in Onondaga Hall.
Read MoreLetter to the Editor: Geneseo Community Expresses Solidarity with Black and Underrepresented Students and Community Members
Recent events on campus remind us once again that black students in particular and underrepresented students in general still face stereotyping and prejudice in our community. As an institution of higher learning, and as a community, we must call out these disturbing actions and attitudes at the individual and institutional level.
Read MoreLetter to the Editor
We write in reference to a Letter to the Editor in The Lamron, recently written by a certain professor of philosophy. This letter condemns The Lamron for publishing what this professor claims is a disingenuous apology from an anonymous student involved in the blackface incident on our campus. In the name of encouraging open dialogue, we wish to offer a rebuttal to this letter.
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From what I can summarize, the point of Dr. Everett’s letter, published in The Lamron on April 11, is that people who are “politically incorrect” are more persecuted on this campus than racial minorities (specifically African Americans). Of course he thought that. He’s a white philosophy professor with tenure.
Read MoreSoftball earns victories over Brockport and University of Rochester, solidifies position in conference standings
In another SUNYAC weekend, the Knights added two wins over the SUNY Brockport Golden Eagles to bring them to a 25-7 overall record. The Knights continued their winning streak, sweeping both their games against The University of Rochester at home on Wednesday April 24.
Read MoreBills beat: Buffalo weighs their options with ninth overall pick in NFL Draft, fans hope for successful selection
The NFL draft is on Thursday April 25 and fans continue to speculate about who their team may pick.
Read MoreTrack and field aims to peak as SUNYACs approach, battles injuries in recent weeks
The Geneseo track and field team is approaching the end of the spring season and SUNYACs are on the horizon. Both the men and women are looking to peak at the right time and perform their best in the biggest meets. The end of the season has not come without any obstacles and the team is doing their best to combat issues like injuries.
Read MoreWomen’s lacrosse upsets No. 18 Cortland in overtime, secures SUNYAC playoff berth
Geneseo’s women’s lacrosse team has dominated the SUNYAC lately with win after win. This past week, they faced two tough opponents in SUNY Brockport and SUNY Cortland.
Read MoreMen’s lacrosse defeats Oswego and Brockport, looks to continue success in playoffs
On Saturday April 20, the Geneseo Knights men’s lacrosse team was in Oswego to take on the Lakers. The Knights sat in fourth place in the SUNYAC standings, looking up at the Lakers, who were in third.
Read MoreAlumni Spotlight: The Lamron sits down with Rep. Joseph Morelle (D-NY)
Hitting the bars and sleeping through classes may be familiar experiences to many alumni, but few have been able to finesse those experiences into a career walking through the halls of power. Representative Joseph Morelle ’86 serves constituents in Rochester and most of Monroe County as the first Geneseo alumnus to be elected to Congress.
Read MoreClub Profile: Circus Club
The Circus Club is a great way to meet talented and creative students while also honing your performing skills.
Read MoreBeyond the Borders: Multilingual student navigates various cultures
Biology major freshman Ana Clara Amorim Da Silva Gusmini has led a fascinating life, as she has lived in three different countries and can already speak multiple languages.
Read MoreFounder of The Onion lectures students about personal writing journey
On Thursday April 18, Scott Dikkers, one of the founders of the satirical newspaper The Onion, spoke to students in Doty Recital Hall about both his personal journey as a cartoonist and editor, and the growth of The Onion from a small college newspaper to a multimedia empire.
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