The Multicultural Center is a dedicated space for students and special events. By Kris Dreessen Remember the late-night performances, dances, and hangouts at The Hub and the KnightSpot? For decades, the cozy space off Sturges Quad became a second home for students. After sitting silent for some years, the lounge has taken on new life
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David Klein ’85 is assisting high-achieving students from communities often under represented in higher education. By Keith Walters ’11 Nearly a decade ago, after years of notable success as an executive but distanced from his alma mater, David Klein ’85 was drawn back into Geneseo’s orbit. A fraternity brother who served on the Geneseo Foundation
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Emily Lopez ’27 is drawn to Geneseo’s unity on and off the field. By Kris Dreessen Emily Lopez ’27, a biology major, is in the middle of her first season on the Geneseo track and field team, and she already has an international competition under her belt. Lopez competed against other athletes with disabilities
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Schiller C. Joseph ’04 draws on his Geneseo foundation to help others in his career. By Schiller C. Joseph ’04 I’m a first-generation Haitian American. My parents came to the United States in the 1970s and were both college graduates. Growing up, I did not have a clear vision of what I wanted to
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Kaitlin Anzalone ’24 has created the first Disabled Student Alliance. By Kris Dreessen Throughout her life, Kaitlin Anzalone ’24 has had to manage health issues while pursuing her goals. Handling her care made her a strong self-advocate. On campus, she shares those skills and insight with other students with disabilities as an intern in
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The Lavender Graduation celebrates those students and alumni who identify as LGBTQ+ on campus — and as part of the college’s affinity groups. By Carol Marcy The world was different when Marilyn Tedeschi ’68 was a student. Being in same-sex relationships was not accepted and coming out was difficult, she says. “If you go back
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