Oberg to Host Local History Workshop
SUNY Distinguished Professor Michael Leroy Oberg is hosting a workshop for nearly 60 local municipal historians on Saturday, Feb. 16.
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Diversity Summit 2026
The SUNY Geneseo Diversity Summit is a full day of diversity-focused sessions hosted by members of the College community.
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Curricular Changes Show Success By Fourth Year
In a four-year study, Suann Yang, assistant professor of biology at SUNY Geneseo, and science faculty from other institutions found that student buy-in to a new curriculum increases with each successive undergraduate cohort — and learning gains did not suffer.
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MLK Day of Leadership and Service
The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Leadership and Service will enable Geneseo students and senior citizen volunteers to learn and work together on important community outreach efforts.
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News You Need to Know
A Q & A with TIME magazine’s senior breaking news editor. By Kris Dreessen Student survivors and activists from the Parkland school shooting. A group of the growing number of women who are running for public office. President Donald Trump. Serena Williams. All of these people have earned the cover of TIME magazine in 2018,
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The Green(er) Business of Production and Consumption
How science is helping company leaders and customers be better earth stewards. by Kris Dreessen As vice president and chief sustainability officer at 3M, Gayle Schueller ’87 leads the company to address customer needs in a way that advances environmental stewardship, social responsibility and economic success. Schueller aims to improve products, customer experiences, manufacturing and operations
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Worthy Reads
Judge a book by its cover? Yup, you can. Shortly after graduation, psychology majors Sunday Steinkirchner ’03 and Joshua Mann ’03 found an old copy of “Alice in Wonderland” at a street sale for $1. “We thought, ‘We don’t know what this is worth, but it’s more than this,’” Steinkirchner remembered. Living in New York
Make the Most of a Run
A triathlete shares how to choose a best route, whether you’re jogging from home or traveling. By Sherrie Negrea Twice a week, Graham Bailey ’88 hits the road at 5 a.m. to run six to eight miles around his neighborhood in Riverside, Conn. By 7:45 a.m., he’s at his desk at Citigroup Global Markets in
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Three Decades Later, Geneseo Still Inspires
Mike Mooney started his career coaching soccer in 1985 and figured it would be a short stay. He remains a fixture behind one of the top Division 3 athletic departments in the country. Mike Mooney planned to get his soccer coaching career off the ground at Geneseo and move on. Thirty-three years later, he’s mentored
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Overflowing Generosity For Holiday Drives
With nearly all of the holiday-season campus drives completed, the hosting departments and programs are reporting that they’ve collected an abundance of food, gifts, and other goods for families and others who are in need in our region.
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