This week in The Lamron…

The end of the semester can be a stressful, busy time for students, which is why taking breaks and supporting friends and classmates is important—but SUNY Geneseo is taking time to give some recognition to the hardest-working professors as well.

An additional 40 animals were added to the list of species offered international protections, after a meeting conducted by the UN Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS), as reported by CBS News.

Geneseo students recently heard some very exciting news: Neon Trees will be performing at the highly-anticipated yearly event known as Spring Fest.

Registration season is upon us. For many students, planning class schedules for the upcoming semester can be challenging and stressful, especially for the rising sophomores and juniors who may feel they are at the bottom of the totem pole during the battle of registration. If there are any students who are looking for an educational experience that is not in a typical classroom setting to fill up their credit hours during registration, you may be interested in an internship at the Geneseo Title IX office. 

The National Hockey League (NHL) regular season is coming to a close, and playoff hockey is just around the corner. This is the time that every fan and player lives for—the intensity, the rivalries, and the ultimate dream of raising the Stanley Cup.

A few weeks ago, The Lamron published its April Fools’ edition of the newspaper, which featured a satirical article detailing a fictional trade of wide receiver A.J. Brown of the National Football League’s (NFL) Philadelphia Eagles to the National Lacrosse League (NLL) team in Philadelphia, the Wings.

Disabilities or dysfluencies are often stigmatized, which then leads to people either not wanting to be diagnosed or hiding their disabilities.

Recently, Geneseo announced a series of rape aggression self-defense classes with the University Police Department (UPD)—four sessions spread throughout the month of April.