This week in The Lamron…
As February comes to an end, The Lamron e-board has been inspired to reflect on the many different cultural and religious traditions that all take place around the same time. While many of us are familiar with the extravagant celebrations of Mardi Gras, other traditions go overlooked.
Did you know that Geneseo offers free spin classes for students? Ran by certified student instructors, students can sign up for a fun group workout class right here on campus! One of those instructors, Lily Herman, gave The Lamron a look into what spin is like at Geneseo.
In a world full of constant content consumption and doomscrolling, we are losing a very important form of entertainment—going to see a movie at your local movie theater. We continuously see the release of new movies in theaters, but it has become common practice to wait for these movies to be released onto a streaming platform to watch.
The last time the United States Men’s Olympic hockey team won the gold medal back in 1980 against the Soviet Union, it was deemed a miracle on ice. Now, 46 years later to the day, the U.S. has finally recaptured that elusive gold medal with a 2-1 overtime victory over its detested rival, Canada.
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News
For several years, NASA has been partnering with SpaceX, using their reusable rockets to put new astronauts in space, including the Falcon 9 rocket and the Dragon spacecraft. This continued when NASA’s SpaceX Crew-12 crew launched into space and entered the International Space Station (ISS) on Feb. 14, following NASA’s “routine two-week quarantine.”
On Feb. 17, 2026, SUNY Geneseo announced it would be partnering with the University of Rochester’s Simon Business School. This is a move aimed to expand academic opportunity and reduce both the cost and time required to earn advanced degrees.
Knight’s Life
Growing up in the 2000’s was a time that the majority of college students look back on lovingly. One of the greatest collective memories of this era was the Scholastic Book Fair.
Did you know that Geneseo offers free spin classes for students? Ran by certified student instructors, students can sign up for a fun group workout class right here on campus! One of those instructors, Lily Herman, gave The Lamron a look into what spin is like at Geneseo.
Sports
Over the course of last week, the Blue Wave was able to gain another title by winning its second straight Empire 8 championship. The competition lasted four days, but Geneseo was ahead of the competition for the entire week.
Yes, you are reading that right folks. The United States Women’s National team took home the gold in a 2-1 overtime win over Canada. This gold medal marks the Americans’ third gold medal in women’s hockey and their first since 2018, after falling to Canada in the gold medal games in 2022, 2014, and 2010.
Opinion
As February comes to an end, The Lamron e-board has been inspired to reflect on the many different cultural and religious traditions that all take place around the same time. While many of us are familiar with the extravagant celebrations of Mardi Gras, other traditions go overlooked.
The MacVittie College Union is at the physical center of campus, and thus the metaphor of this particular building being at the heart of campus is apt—but it is about more than a location.
Arts & Entertainment
In recent years, indie animation has had a massive surge in popularity. Indie animation, loosely, is basically any animated project that is first created by smaller studios without the influence of an entertainment industry giant such as Disney or Universal.
In the recent couple months, it seems like the hit musical artist Bad Bunny, whose real name is Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, has been making headlines left and right in the artist world. First, his album DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS (2025), won the Grammy award for Album of the Year.
On Feb. 17, 2026, SUNY Geneseo announced it would be partnering with the University of Rochester’s Simon Business School. This is a move aimed to expand academic opportunity and reduce both the cost and time required to earn advanced degrees.