Steve Hilfiker ’88 was saved by a heart transplant. He’s now dedicated to raising awareness of his rare disease and the importance of organ donation. By Kris Dreessen Steve Hilfiker ’88 and his doctors were baffled as he went from healthy and active to struggling to climb stairs. He had cardiac sarcoidosis, a disease in
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COVID brought many changes to campus, including a special waiver that allowed four Geneseo women’s players one more season with their team. By Maura Clark ’24 Hannah Sullivan ’22, ’23 MSEd, lost an entire season with her team due to COVID-19 cancellations. She missed playing midfield and spending time with her teammates — who are
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President Denise A. Battles gets a residence hall room tour and reminisces about being a new student with Greta Recktenwald ’26. Video by Mat Johnson Related Stories
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SUNY Geneseo student ambassadors Lauren Goulet ’22 and Brendan Shortt ’23 are recipients of the John A. ’87 and MaryGrace ’84 Gleason Ambassadorship in Student Affairs. Their project focuses on creating an on-campus food forest at the on-campus eGarden, overseen by the Office of Sustainability. Video by Mat Johnson Related Stories
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Ben Ludlow ’23 has been saving for college since he was little. This spring, he graduates with a degree in accounting and a lot of experience in discipline for a passion and applying School of Business lessons into his own farm stand. Video by Mat Johnson (Read Ben’s QandA in the Scene.) Related Stories
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The College recognized Robert E. Murray ’83 for his extended and generous support of the College by dedicating the Murray Conference Room in the School of Business in his honor.
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The number of students who are the first in their families to attend college is growing. Some of Geneseo’s students, faculty, alumni and leadership share their first-generation experiences and the importance of education opportunities. By Kris Dreessen / Photos by Keith Walters ’11 Starr Franklin ’22 was the first in her family to earn a
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Were student predictions made in 2002 on point? We open the time capsule. Video story by Mat Johnson Twenty years ago, students predicted what life, culture and technology would be like in 2022. It seemed so far away at the time. Professor of Physics and Astronomy Kurt Fletcher shares a few surprises with contributors from
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Raj Bellani ’95 spent four years on campus but has a family for life. By Raj Bellani ’95 As much as I chose Geneseo, Geneseo chose me. I was very excited to attend SUNY Geneseo. I had great mentors, great classmates and great suitemates, all of whom chose to invest their time and effort in
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Professor and artistic director Jonette Lancos finds joy helping students find their own flow and freedom on stage. By Kris Dreessen Professor of Dance Jonette Lancos took her first dance lesson at age 7, with the girls on her street who wanted to learn tap. When they eventually dropped out, she kept going, adding different
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