News

The News section covers things from local news happening on campus and the community to current events, including major political developments, national and international news stories, and social issues.

Christian Chaffee Christian Chaffee

Archaeological Updates: Archaeology in our own backyard

Dr. Marie-Loraine Pipes, a zooarchaeologist and adjunct professor of anthropology at SUNY Geneseo, recently sat down with The Lamron to discuss an archaeological site less than 40 miles from Geneseo which the college has been excavating since 2022.

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Crey Lenox Crey Lenox

Investigation into the Louvre heist continues

On Oct. 19, 2025, thieves stole part of the French crown jewels from the Louvre Museum in Paris, which had an estimated value of $102 million. The French crown jewels, housed in the Louvre’s Apollo Gallery, consisted of jewelry, crowns, and other regalia belonging to historical French royalty.

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Madilyn Becker Madilyn Becker

No Kings Day protests spread across the nation

No Kings Day is a movement started by American citizens taking to the streets in demonstrations to make their voices heard, standing up for the idea that “America has no kings, and the power belongs to the people,” according to its official website. 

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Brooke Klugewicz Brooke Klugewicz

“Save the Wall”

14 years ago, a group of historians including Kurt F. Cylke, John White, and William Wadsworth decided to begin their mission in restoring the wall; it is now expected to be finished by next year. Anna Kowalchuk, Project Coordinator and Director of the Livingston County Historical Society Museum, described the restoration of the wall as a “gateway to our community” during an interview with The Lamron.

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Natalie Baron Natalie Baron

Measles outbreak spreads in South Carolina

According to a report made by state officials on Oct. 14, 2025, there has been a measles outbreak in South Carolina. The Global Academy of South Carolina and Fairforest Elementary School have been identified as a link between several cases, with a Greenville gym being another potential site of exposure.

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Madilyn Becker & Aidan Muller Madilyn Becker & Aidan Muller

Asteroid is named after late SUNY Geneseo Professor, Doctor David Meisel

David Meisel, a former professor in SUNY Geneseo’s Department of Physics and Astronomy, sadly passed away this past August. In honor of his contributions to space research and his commitment in spreading his passion for astronomy, an asteroid has been named after him: Asteroid (5965) Meisel; his colleagues agree the asteroid was deservingly named after him. 

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Brooke Klugewicz Brooke Klugewicz

Jane Goodall passes away at 91 years old

In news that shocked the world, Dr. Jane Goodall passed away from natural causes at 91 years old while in California for her speaking tour across the U.S.A. Goodall was a world renowned primatologist, anthropologist, and conservationist.

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Madilyn Becker Madilyn Becker

Jimmy Kimmel and an example of free speech in America

The United States Constitution’s first amendment reads that “congress shall make no law… abridging the freedom of speech.” So when late night show host Jimmy Kimmel had his show pulled off the air indefinitely for a joke he made about the assassination of late political influencer, Charlie Kirk, Americans, both Republicans and Democrats alike were outraged.

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