Can you name a Michael B. Jordan movie that made $100 million? What about naming an R-rated Uma Thurman movie?
Britina Cheng ’16 can tell you—it’s her job to know these film facts and more. Cheng is the editorial producer for Cinematrix, the movie-based daily trivia game from Vulture, New York Magazine’s entertainment news site.
Intekhab Alam, distinguished teaching professor of marketing in SUNY Geneseo's School of Business, has won a highly competitive 2025–26 Fulbright US Scholar award for Oman for Fall 2025. Alam will work with the College of Economics and Political Science at Sultan Qaboos University in the capital city of Muscat.
When SUNY Geneseo launched its boldest philanthropic initiative in history—Opportunities Rising: Geneseo for Generations—the bar was set high: raise $45 million to transform the student experience and position Geneseo as a national model for public liberal arts education.
This summer, the College is proud to celebrate the successful completion of this comprehensive capital campaign—and the generosity of the thousands who made it possible.
The Princeton Review has named SUNY Geneseo as a Best Value College for 2025.
Geneseo is among 209 institutions chosen for the designation based on academics, costs, financial aid, debt, graduation rates, and alumni career and salary data.
Thomas Osburn, associate professor of physics, has won a highly competitive 2025–26 Fulbright US Scholar award to Ireland and will spend an academic year at University College Dublin (UCD). Osburn’s grant brings to 37 the number of Fulbright or Fulbright-Hayes awards Geneseo faculty members have received.
Four Geneseo alums have won highly competitive 2025–26 Fulbright US Student awards in a national competition. The awards fund positions in other countries as English Teaching Assistants (ETAs) in schools or post-secondary institutions.
Valeria Espinosa ’25 was one of 50 SUNY’s Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) students to receive the 2025 Norman R. McConney Jr. Award for EOP Excellence. The award recognizes outstanding EOP students for their academic achievements and overcoming personal obstacles throughout their lives.
On Saturday, May 17, SUNY Geneseo held its 159th Commencement, conferring more than 900 degrees before a capacity audience of family, friends, faculty, and staff.
Outgoing President Denise A. Battles gave the commencement keynote, reflecting on her own college experience as a first-generation student as well as her ten-year tenure at Geneseo. Saying that she, too, felt like she was graduating, Battles reminded graduates to consider their responsibility to pay back all who made the day possible.