Last month, 14 students set out for Kissimmee, Fla., to share their time and passion as part of an alternative spring break by volunteering at Give Kids The World (GKTW) Village.
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Wander into the lobby of South Hall at 6pm and you might get served. This is the meeting of Geneseo’s elite table tennis team. Every weekday night, professors, students and even alumni transform the School of Business into tennis table central.
Geneseo Tradition: Games of Ping Pong Unite Faculty and Students Read More »
Geneseo and the Ira S. Wilson Ice Arena is a top 10 finalist for the title of “Kraft Hockeyville USA 2017.” The contest seeks to determine the top hockey community in the country. The grand prize includes $150,000 in arena upgrades and a chance to host a pre-season NHL game in the fall.
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Maria Gershuni ’17 recently won the Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges (COPLAC) David J. Prior Award for an essay in which she shared her perspective of the value of a liberal arts education and how her experience at Geneseo has helped shaped who she is.
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Assistant Professor of Political Science Karleen Wests research on indigenous reactions to oil development in Ecuador has earned national attention in two publications.
Professor’s Amazon Research Published in National Journals Read More »
This years GREAT Day, April 25, features a lecture by an expert on how the brain controls complex behaviors, including vocal language and learning.
GREAT Day Speaker Will Focus on the Brain and Learned Language Read More »
On March 22, the Advisory Committee on Volunteer and Service Programs recognized organizations and community partners engaged in volunteer service, including several student groups and students who have shown commitment and had significant impact.
Geneseo Recognizes Outstanding Volunteers and Service Read More »
For 18-year-old Hayley, the wounds from her friend’s death were still fresh. At night, the grief flooded her dreams: “I floated high above the ground, so gravity couldn’t hold me down. One day I drifted up into the clouds and I discovered an abandoned kingdom. I was not welcome. I wandered away from the castle and the light it provided.”
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International Relations major Maria Gershuni 17 is true (Geneseo) blue when it comes to singing the praises of faculty on campus. However, this semester she has discovered talent and knowledge beyond the valley, courtesy of the Council for Public Liberal Arts Colleges.
COPLACDigital Takes Liberal Arts Learning Beyond the Valley Read More »
When their land in the Ecuadorian Amazon was opened for oil drilling, the First People of Sarayaku fought back – and have won in the highest international courts to protect their land and the ecosystems resources.
Amazon Leader Discusses Land Preservation Fight Read More »
