News Archive

Geneseo has again made several of U.S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges lists.

SUNY Geneseo’s Starbucks has introduced a new beverage to celebrate the college’s 150th anniversary.

Get to know the faculty and staff who have recently joined Geneseo in part two of our continuing series.

The Princeton Review has named SUNY Geneseo one of the Best 387 Colleges in 2022.

Washington Monthly magazine has named SUNY Geneseo number one on its annual ranking based on what schools do for the country.

SUNY Geneseo has rearticulated its mission and value statements as part of its strategic planning process.

Two convocations welcomed new and returning students and faculty to campus for the beginning of fall classes.

Students interested in dental or osteopathic medicine now have an opportunity for early admission into medical school thanks to an articulation agreement signed August 18.

Geneseo students are learning the full cycle of farming, from planting in the campus eGarden to selling at an urban farmers market.

Jolanda Westerhof joined Geneseo on June 24 as dean of the Ella Cline Shear School of Education.

Four Geneseo alumni from the School of Education are among the six faculty that co-led content and teaching for the Soaring Stars program, providing rising K-6th grade students in the local area with interactive lessons so they can continue to learn over the summer.

The College is offering students the opportunity to pursue a Sustainability Studies major through the Department of Geography and Sustainability Studies, starting this fall.

Through coursework and interdisciplinary studies across themes of society, development and the environment, students build a knowledge base, high-impact practical experiences, and professional skills that prepare them for graduate studies and careers in sustainability.

SUNY Geneseo is featured in the Fiske Guide to Colleges 2022

SUNY Geneseo Finance and Administration Division has named Tracy Marshall as the college’s new assistant vice president for administration and controller. She will begin her new position in mid-August.

The trained student volunteers who assist local residents with memory loss and their families have been received national recognition from ARCH National Respite Network and Resource Center.

SUNY Geneseo now offers a Black Humanities course made possible in part due to a grant from the Modern Language Association.

On Saturday, May 22, SUNY Geneseo held its 155th commencement. The virtual event included the senior oration, messages from Geneseo alumni, and recognition of each of the nearly 1,200 undergraduates who received their degrees.

SUNY Geneseo was the only SUNY institution selected to participate in "Shaping Our Future," the nation’s largest deliberative polling event for individuals ages 18 to 29. The two-day event was hosted by Stanford University, the Berggruen Institute, and Equal Citizens.

The President's Commission on Sustainability recently honored members of the campus community for their efforts to advance sustainability at Geneseo.

The College is offering nearly a dozen continuing education classes this summer—most of which are online.

Sakura Hamazaki '21 spent her final semester as a full-time intern at Regeneron Pharmaceuticals and has undertaken Geneseo research three times.

On May 8, SUNY Geneseo, Senator Patrick M. Gallivan (R-C-I, Elma) and Assemblymember Marjorie Byrnes (R-C, Caledonia), hosted the unveiling of a highway sign in memory of 18-year-old first-year student Savannah Williams. Williams was killed in a car accident in December 2016 as she left campus to travel home for the holidays.

Two School of Education professors with expertise in behavior and conflict resolution recently provided training to school resource officers with tools to de-escalate classroom situations.

Alexandra Hicks ‘21, an anthropology major with a concentration in forensics, says her experience at Geneseo taught her about making a difference in the world.

Hillel at Geneseo was one of 100 college Hillel groups that received a $1,250 Serve the Moment grant to implement service, civic engagement, and social justice programming during the Spring 2021 semester from Hillel International and Repair the World.