News Archive

SUNY Geneseo has been celebrating Earth Month with several student-organized events that are open to all, including a tree planting on April 27.

Torianna Robleto ’24, a childhood with special education major and a concentration in Spanish, has won a 2024–25 Fulbright US Student award to Honduras.

SUNY Geneseo’s partnership programs offer savings of time and money for students interested in pre-health, engineering, business, or history.

Andrew Biittig ’23 has won a 2024–25 Fulbright US Student English Teaching Assistant Award to Germany.

SUNY Geneseo has announced its speakers for the 2024 undergraduate and master’s degree ceremonies.

Jocelyn Haines ‘24 and Laura Wright ‘24 have been selected for the 2024 Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence.

SUNY Geneseo alumni Jackie Dycke Norris ’92 and Bruce Himelstein ’76 will receive honorary degrees at the undergraduate Commencement 2024 ceremonies on Saturday, May 18.

The Department of Physics & Astronomy at SUNY Geneseo was recently awarded a letter of commendation from the American Physical Society (APS) and the American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT) for its "outstanding contributions to the education of future physics teachers."

SUNY Geneseo’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program provides volunteer income tax assistance to eligible Livingston County residents through a partnership with the Livingston County Office for the Aging.

Lily Shields ’23, an anthropology and sociomedical sciences graduate from Honeoye Falls, NY, has won a 2024–25 Fulbright US Student award to Uganda.

After a national search, Paul Jackson' 87 has been named SUNY Geneseo's new chief information officer and director of Computing and Information Technology (CIT).

SUNY Geneseo was awarded $500,000 to support campus technology and security infrastructure improvements. Senator Charles Schumer (D-NY) secured the funding, which was included in the FY24 Congressional appropriations.

Biochemistry major Abbey Hanes ’25 has been awarded a 2024 DAAD RISE scholarship to intern this summer in a German research laboratory.

Eric Hinman ’02 promised to meet someone new, every day. Years later, he continues his goal in unique ways.

SUNY Geneseo's University Police Assistant Chief Richard Myers recently completed the FBI National Academy Associates training program.

Content strategist Sam Frenzel ’18 landed a job with tech company Spotify—despite not being a tech guy.

Alumnus Sean Diehl’s research was instrumental in RSV vaccines. He has expanded his work as Zika and dengue regions spread.

On day one, Geneseo students enter residence halls with blank walls. Our photo essay explores how friendships, memories, and first-time and favorite experiences help them transform their space into a cozy home.

Geologist Simon Jowitt will deliver the 20th annual American Rock Salt Lecture on April 11.

Constellation Brands Establishes First Generation Scholarship

SUNY Geneseo received the 2024 Highly Established Action Plan Seal from ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge.

Daina Bouquin ’11, data operations and research manager for the National Parks Conservation Association, encourages people to think about the unseen digital frameworks that allow us to comprehend the cosmos.

As part of Black History Month programming, students, faculty, and staff came together to celebrate Black excellence in the performing arts at the Eyes on the Prize event.

Jordan Daniel ’11 never wanted an office job again. From Spain, he maintains his legal and real estate careers—and provides new opportunities for Geneseo students.

Real World Geneseo is an experiential learning course now in it's 15th year.