News Archive

Content strategist Sam Frenzel ’18 landed a job with tech company Spotify—despite not being a tech guy.

Alumnus Sean Diehl’s research was instrumental in RSV vaccines. He has expanded his work as Zika and dengue regions spread.

On day one, Geneseo students enter residence halls with blank walls. Our photo essay explores how friendships, memories, and first-time and favorite experiences help them transform their space into a cozy home.

Geologist Simon Jowitt will deliver the 20th annual American Rock Salt Lecture on April 11.

Constellation Brands Establishes First Generation Scholarship

SUNY Geneseo received the 2024 Highly Established Action Plan Seal from ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge.

Daina Bouquin ’11, data operations and research manager for the National Parks Conservation Association, encourages people to think about the unseen digital frameworks that allow us to comprehend the cosmos.

As part of Black History Month programming, students, faculty, and staff came together to celebrate Black excellence in the performing arts at the Eyes on the Prize event.

Jordan Daniel ’11 never wanted an office job again. From Spain, he maintains his legal and real estate careers—and provides new opportunities for Geneseo students.

Real World Geneseo is an experiential learning course now in it's 15th year.

View a photo essay highlighting Lainelle Brazee's first weeks on the Geneseo campus.

SUNY Geneseo has created a new School of Arts and Sciences comprising 18 departments across disciplines, including the arts, humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences.

SUNY Geneseo’s Department of Theatre and Dance Studies presents the Geneseo Dance Ensemble in “Dancing Into Light,” featuring new works by faculty and guest artists and selected student choreographers.

SUNY Geneseo has been named a Top Producer of Fulbright US Student awards for the sixth time in the past seven years.

SUNY Geneseo is ranked #5 out of 647 institutions in the number of graduates who went to earn a research doctorate degree between 2013 and 2022.

Astronomy professor Aaron Steinhauer offers tips for watching the total solar eclipse in April 2024.

SUNY Geneseo professor of physics and astronomy Aaron Steinhauer is bringing his expertise into local schoolrooms ahead of the total solar eclipse on April 8.

Lieutenant Governor Antonio Delgado visited SUNY Geneseo on January 30 to engage with students who participate in community service and civic engagement.

The Special Collections in Fraser Hall Library range from college memorabilia to local historical documents to rare, fragile, and valuable artifacts. Some of the oldest items are collected writings by early Christian thinkers date back almost 500 years, to the 1530s.

Chancellor John King recently spoke about the future of the SUNY system on Spectrum News. He noted that SUNY Geneseo should lean into our strengths as an honors college with an "phenomenal physics program."

Associate professor of English Ken Cooper brings an ecological viewpoint to his study of literature.

The $35 million renovation to SUNY Geneseo’s Milne Library is on track to open during the 2024–25 academic year, and a new virtual rendering of the library provides a preview.

SUNY Geneseo presents a moderated discussion with activist, educator, author, and scholar Angela Davis.

Mary C. Toale, Ed.D., has been selected to serve as SUNY Geneseo’s new provost and vice president for academic affairs. She assumes the role on March 28.

You can now livestream Geneseo home games or attend most home games for free.