This week in The Lamron…
On Nov. 20, 2025, the SUNY Geneseo Student Court convened for the first time since recommencing during the Spring 2025 semester.
This winter season is so beautiful; the campus trees’ branches are graced with snow, holiday season cheer is spreading, everyone breaks out their warmest, comfiest sweaters… and prepares for finals.
If you have been on The Lamron’s website within the last year, you may have noticed various changes to the format, alongside new features like sub-categories and a PDF backlog of our newspaper—in case you miss a week—there is one person to thank for this: Web Editor Rachel Turner.
If you have ever heard a voice echo through the bottom floor of the MacVittie College Union, chances are that was Nathaniel D’Amato.
Spotify users are eagerly awaiting what might be their favorite day of the year: when Spotify will release their coveted Spotify Wrapped highlights, statistics, and playlists.
There was no questioning that vibes were sky-high in Oxford, and most of the praise was rightfully given to Rebels head coach Lane Kiffin. In his six seasons at the helm of Ole Miss, Kiffin had transformed the program from an afterthought in the Southeastern Conference to a legitimate contender for a national championship.
Knight’s Life Comic 12/5/25
Arts & Entertainment Comic 12/5/25
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News
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology rapidly becomes ubiquitous, major AI companies are beginning to reshape infrastructure and accommodate large data centers, signaling massive shifts in the real estate market.
Two members of the United States National Guard were shot in downtown Washington, D.C, just blocks away from the White House, on Wednesday, Nov. 26, 2025 as reported by BBC. The suspect was apprehended and taken into custody following the attack.
Knight’s Life
We have now entered the part of the semester where final projects, presentations, and exam preparation are in full swing. That includes the students in Dr. Adams’s WGST-310 Race, Class, and Gender course.
If you have been on The Lamron’s website within the last year, you may have noticed various changes to the format, alongside new features like sub-categories and a PDF backlog of our newspaper—in case you miss a week—there is one person to thank for this: Web Editor Rachel Turner.
Sports
On Tuesday, Nov. 25, the Geneseo men’s basketball team defeated the Alfred State Pioneers with a score of 87-60. This was the Knights’ first home game of the season and they were able to start it off with a huge win.
The Buffalo Sabres are not known for winning games, especially within the past couple of years, but they have proven that this year has been different. With 11 wins and 11 losses, they have a long way to get the Stanley Cup, but they are playing hard.
Opinion
At certain times of the day, you will hear music floating through the halls, but for the most part, Brodie is a quiet place to relax or do work. Its charm lies in its cozy study spots, natural lighting, vintage architecture, and artwork, such as the beautiful stained glass windows.
While in the past, it may have been routine for a president to hold a meeting with the upcoming mayor of one of the nation’s major cities, the tense political climate of today usually would not allow for a bipartisan meeting between two people who could reasonably be thought of as existing on opposite ends of the contentious political spectrum.
Arts & Entertainment
There is really only one word I can use to describe it properly: sweet.
Spotify users are eagerly awaiting what might be their favorite day of the year: when Spotify will release their coveted Spotify Wrapped highlights, statistics, and playlists.
Comics
Knight’s Life Comic 12/5/25
Arts & Entertainment Comic 12/5/25
As of December of 2025, a decision was made in June of this year to alter a cease a role within SUNY Geneseo’s Department of Student Life—the role of Student Volunteerism and Community Engagement—with the dismissal of the current Assistant Director of Student Volunteerism & Community Engagement, Cheyenne DeMarco, effective February 2026.