Accessibility in the Residence Halls
Information about accommodations in housing at SUNY Geneseo.
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GREAT Day 2026
GREAT Day is Wednesday, April 22, 2026. Classes will be cancelled so that everyone can participate.
School of Business Launches New Major and Minors
SUNY Geneseo’s School of Business is now offering a finance major as well as new minors in entrepreneurship and human resource management.
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150th Anniversary Alumni Survey Results
The 150th Commemorative Geneseo Glossary of Terms is located at the bottom of this page. Favorite Academic Building With over 58% of alumni votes, the winner is: Sturges Hall (58.8%) Best of Geneseo’s Local Dining – Then & Now Favorite Current Restaurant: Favorite Restaurant of All-Time (Then & Now): Favorite Geneseo Food Memories: Technology with the
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Graduate School Advice
Are you interested in pursuing a graduate degree—whether an MA or a PhD—in Philosophy? Having trouble figuring out how to get started? Wondering what the process of applying to graduate programs is like? Just looking for some general guidance before you get too far? To help you with this, the faculty of the Department of
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Unabashedly Undeclared
One of Geneseo’s most popular majors is no major at all. “Undeclared” is consistently one of the top choices for incoming students.
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You Might Not Know What You’re Saying
SUNY Geneseo associate professor of psychology Jason Ozubko is the first author on a recent paper that looks at a type of memory glitch we’ve all experienced.
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Q & A: Half a Century Passes, But Important Things Stay the Same
Karen Brown Bryant ’74 and Clara Worrall ’22 celebrate what makes Geneseo special in any era. By Kris Dreessen This spring, Clara Worrall ’22 will graduate with degrees in French and chemistry and a minor in anthropology. She started her four years at Geneseo navigating outdoor challenges with other first-year students in the Adirondack
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Looking Back, From the Class of 1948
Joyce Perry Johnson loves reading and has learned listening is most important. By Kris Dreessen Joyce Perry Johnson ’48 spent her first year as a Geneseo student in Emerson Hall, sharing the large boarding house with 15 other women. World War II wasn’t over, and the lack of male students — only one among the
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How to Story and Video: Enjoy A Strategic Game from Yesteryear
Croquet was all the rage in the mid-1800s and has deep history in Geneseo. Here’s how to bring it into 2021. By Brett Ford The game of croquet has been interwoven in the fabric of Geneseo, even before the institution was founded in 1871. The American Croquet Company called the village home in the 1860s
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