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  • sa_news_4-26 SA budget compensates for depleted reserves

    The 2012 – 2013 Student Association budget will allocate 92.5 percent of mandatory student activity fees – a decrease from this year’s 98 percent – leaving about $78,000 unbudgeted in order to help compensate for overspending in the past two years.

  • Faculty lines to be added

    Within the next academic year, a committee will begin searching for faculty to fill 22 temporary full-time lines, 15 of which could potentially develop into tenure tracks.

  • cook_news_4-26 History professor Bill Cook retiring

    After 42 years at Geneseo, Distinguished Teaching Professor of History Bill Cook is retiring.

  • bailey_news_4-26 Bailey Hall undergoing construction

    Construction on Bailey Hall began in January 2012 and will be completed by fall of 2014.

  • chem_news_4-26 Chem department molecular structure lab grand opening

    On Wednesday April 18, the chemistry department hosted the grand opening of a molecular structure laboratory in the Integrated Science Center.

  • energy_news_4-26 Energy Symposium addresses environmental issues

    On Saturday April 21, Geneseo Environmental Organization sponsored a Regenerative Energy Symposium, which featured a series of presentations addressing alternative energy solutions.

  • Geneseo budget increasing for 2012-2013

    The State Purpose Budget for Geneseo will experience a net increase of approximately $1.6 million for the 2012 – 2013 fiscal year.

  • Faculty discuss textbook cost, new options

    On Wednesday April 11, Milne Library hosted a faculty luncheon to discuss textbook distribution and cost on campus. Faculty members and library staff discussed ideas about student access to course materials and how to improve services in the future. 

  • Hochul_News_04-19-2012 Democrats open office on Main Street

    On Saturday April 14, The Livingston County Democrats opened their new office on Main Street in Geneseo. U.S. Rep. Kathy Hochul cut the ribbon of the new headquarters and spoke briefly about the impact of the democratic initiative of the county.

  • BillCook_News_04-19-2012 Hochul, Cook to speak at commencement

    U.S. Rep. Kathy Hochul and Distinguished Teaching Professor of history Bill Cook will each speak at this year’s commencement ceremonies. Hochul will give the keynote address at the morning commencement and Cook at the afternoon commencement.

  • GreatPoster_News_04-19-2012 Students shine at G.R.E.A.T. Day

    On Tuesday April 17, the sixth annual Geneseo Recognizing Excellence, Achievement & Talent Day showcased the work of over 900 students across multiple academic disciplines.

  • Relay_News_4-19-2012 Relay for Life breaks regional fundraising record

    The 2012 Relay for Life at Geneseo raised at least $74,866.89, the highest amount ever raised in the region. The fundraising goal, set by Geneseo’s chapter of Colleges Against Cancer was $77,777 dollars. The total revenue from the event is still being calculated.

  • Gajewski, Wilcox to replace republican incumbents on village board

    The Geneseo Village Board of Trustees’ March 20 elections determined that democrats Ben Gajewski and Bob Wilcox will take over two trustee seats in the coming term.

  • towsley_news_4-12-12 Professor Gary Towsley among top in nation

    The Princeton Review, in collaboration with RateMyProfessors.com, named Gary Towsley, distinguished teaching professor of mathematics, one of the nation’s top 300 professors. The Princeton Review compiled what they consider to be the top professors of 2012 into a guidebook titled “The Best 300 Professors.”

  • love_news_4-12-12 Annual Rock Salt Lecture discusses geomagnetism

    On Wednesday April 4, research geophysicist Jeffrey Love of the United States Geological Survey presented a lecture titled “Our Magnetic Planet” as a part of Geneseo’s ninth annual American Rock Salt Lecture.

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