For an increasing number of transfer students, SUNY Geneseo has become not just a new college, but also a new home. Annabella Bushnell ’26 from Troy, NY, was one such student.
Transfer Student Calls Geneseo “the Community I’d Been Looking For” Read More »
When Giulyana Gamero ’26 first came to Geneseo from Rockford, Illinois, she hadn’t planned on spending four years cultivating a passion project like her audio drama, Sunflower Story Hour.
Senior Wraps Up Four-year Audio Drama Series Read More »
SUNY Geneseo is launching three new interdisciplinary programs of study beginning in Fall 2026.
Geneseo Launches New Academic Programs Read More »
Students will have flexibility, freedom, and community as they pursue their advanced teaching degree.
Master’s in Reading and Literacy Is Fully Online this Fall Read More »
SUNY Geneseo held its 160th Commencement on Saturday, May 16, conferring nearly 900 degrees before an audience of family, friends, faculty, and staff.
Way to Go, Class of 2026! Read More »
The Geneseo Foundation Board of Directors has appointed Clare M. Cusack ’96, president and CEO of the New York Bankers Association, as its next chair. Her three-year term begins July 1. Cusack, who has served as vice chair since 2023, succeeds Robert Walley ’83, who is retiring after 12 years of service on the board, including the last three as chair.
Geneseo Foundation Board Appoints New Chair and Welcomes Six New Members Read More »
Carolyn Campbell, PhD, has been appointed as SUNY Geneseo’s vice president for college advancement and executive director of the Geneseo Foundation, effective June 4. Campbell has been serving in the interim vice president role since February 2025.
Carolyn Campbell Named Vice President for College Advancement Read More »
Biodiversity and Geology of the Coral Reefs provides students an opportunity to develop, conduct, and present research projects.
Students Study Coral Reefs in the Bahamas Read More »
Empire State Service Corps allows Geneseo students to be paid for helping with campus and community projects.
Making a Difference Can Be a Part-Time Job Read More »
Microcredentials are short-term, focused programs that help students build in-demand skills and real-world experience, and SUNY Geneseo offers a wide selection to both current and non-matriculated students.
Microcredentials Boost Students’ Academic Careers and Beyond Read More »
