The School of Arts and Sciences is adding a new interdisciplinary major in philosophy, politics, and economics for undergraduate students beginning in Fall 2024.
SUNY Chancellor John B. King Jr. spoke at the International Baccalaureate (IB) Global Conference in Washington, DC, on July 25, about SUNY’s commitment to preparing students for the future. His remarks highlighted SUNY Geneseo as a “liberal arts college providing the kind of experience that so many elite private colleges in New England provide at literally 10 times the cost.” Adding that the College has a “deep commitment to the IB,” he shared his “hope that the partnership the College is cultivating with IB is one that we can expand throughout the SUNY system.”
SUNY Geneseo recently welcomed more than 40 high school students and professional mentors from across New York State for Camp College, a three-day college-access experience for rising high school seniors. The free enrichment program was coordinated by the New York State Association for College Admission Counseling (NYSACAC).
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The Princeton Review has named SUNY Geneseo as a Best Value College for 2024.
Geneseo is among 209 outstanding institutions chosen for the designation, based on a survey of administrators at 650 institutions. Survey topics covered the schools’ academic offerings, cost, financial aid, career services, graduation rates, and student debt.
Last weekend, SUNY Geneseo welcomed over 900 alums and friends back
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On May 16, SUNY Geneseo held its 6th annual Sankofa Graduation Recognition Ceremony.
The event honors those who self-identify as students of color, while acknowledging their resilience and perseverance toward this important milestone.
On Saturday, May 18, SUNY Geneseo held its 158th Commencement, conferring more than 800 degrees before a capacity audience of family, friends, faculty, and staff.
President Denise A. Battles addressed the graduates, and Andrea Holland ’01, an executive coach, leader, and speaker, gave the commencement keynote, encouraging graduates to know themselves.
In a national competition, six SUNY Geneseo students have won 2024–25 Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships: Addie Balogun ’27 (Senegal); Abbyy George ’24 (Senegal); Cadence Panol ’26 (Senegal); Yairi Rosario ’24 (Barbados); Stephanie Santiago ’25 (Spain); and Victoria Tripp ‘24 (Senegal). Since 2007, 56 Geneseo students have won Gilman scholarships.