Mary Cockram Morse and her late husband, William Edward Morse, were honored for their generosity and support of the College at the Donors of Distinction ceremony on April 27.
SUNY Geneseo Honors Morses’ Philanthropy Read More »
Emma Belica ’24 is a dual biology and sustainability studies major from Buffalo, NY.
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Matt Weber ’24 is a communication major in the journalism and media track from Orchard Park, NY.
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Isabella “Bella” Adamo ‘24 is a communication major from Barneveld, NY.
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Gina Wittek ’22 has been the interim coordinator for Fraternal Life and Off-Campus Services in SUNY Geneseo’s Office of Fraternal Life since summer 2022. The coordinator provides resources to students involved with or interested in Greek life and those who are looking to move off-campus.
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The article shares lessons from SUNY Geneseo’s Marine Biology course and presents a model for bringing deep-sea research into undergraduate classrooms.
SUNY Geneseo and NOAA Ocean Exploration Bring the Deep Sea to Undergrad Classroom Read More »
SUNY Geneseo’s Department of Theatre and Dance Studies presents the Geneseo Dance Ensemble in Pursuing Connections featuring works by student choreographers with 31 performers, November 10–13.
Geneseo Dance Ensemble: Pursuing Connections Read More »
n a special Halloween edition of Knight Lights, we feature the research of George Goga ‘17. Goga’s research centers around economic and political theories of the occult in Eastern Europe, focusing on marginalized groups who voluntarily adopt the identity of the witch.
VIDEO: TikTok Witches Conjure Ancient Identity Read More »
Ten SUNY Geneseo students will serve as Presidential Scholars for the 2022-2023 academic year. The students represent a variety of academic areas and exemplify the college’s institutional values. Presidential Scholars are top-achieving members of the senior class who also serve as ambassadors for the College.
2022–2023 Presidential Scholars Named Read More »
In 2018, SUNY Geneseo marine biologist, Mackenzie Gerringer, was part of an international team of scientists who used free-falling “landers” to study the Atacama Trench, gathering images and specimens of deep-sea creatures. The team discovered a new snailfish species unique to the trench and to all other known fish species.
A Small Trench-Dwelling Fish Makes a Splash in Deep-Sea Evolution Read More »
