This week in The Lamron…

SUNY Geneseo has been chosen to participate in a national effort aimed at improving student outcomes. They now will be joining many other colleges in the Gardner Institute’s Strategic Prioritization for Student Success program.

Climate change is a real issue facing many communities and habitats. The most recent victims of these negative changes: emperor penguins and fur seals living in Antarctica. 

Recently, The Lamron had the opportunity to reconnect with the past Fall 2018-Spring 2021 Arts and Entertainment Editor and Fall 2019-Spring 2020 Copy Editor. Madelyn (Maddy) Dewey and Cal (W.C.) Hoag graduated in 2021 and 2020 respectively, and their time at The Lamron was marked by many positive memories—including the start of their relationship. 

On Thursday, Apr. 9 from 4 to 6 p.m., students joined the Residential Assistants for International Student Experience (RAISE) to embroider and decorate provided items in the Hunt Room in the MacVittie College Union.

Over the years, it has become commonplace for many sports fans to disparage the National Basketball Association (NBA) playoffs in favor of other professional sports' postseasons, but this narrative is overblown and entirely misplaced.

This past Saturday, the Geneseo Knights faced the Brockport Golden Eagles in a scrimmage at the Geneseo courts. It was a beautiful day for tennis, as it was sunny with little to no wind.

With the recent passing of the beloved and highly respected director, Rob Reiner, I decided to sit down and rewatch one of his most praised movies, When Harry Met Sally (1989).

Like many Geneseo students, I find my schedule to be constantly full of club meetings, executive board duties, part time jobs, sorority events, hangouts with friends, and of course homework.