From Nov. 13 to 19, the College Union Ballroom Lounge hosted a pop-up clothing shop in celebration of Transgender Awareness Week.

This past week, The Lamron sat down with the executive board members of Peace Action Geneseo (PAG) to find out behind-the-scenes information and see how different each member was despite being part of the same club. 

The upcoming winter months can feel dreary and lonely, but Rose the therapy dog is here to provide some smiles, comfort, and companionship! Rose is a happy, cuddly, fun-loving four year old golden retriever who frequents Geneseo

Let Young Children’s Council (YCC) be on your list of clubs to join.

As he was working towards his undergraduate degree in Early Childhood Education, he realized that students with more complex behavioral problems inspired him the most.

The Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated, though currently inactive, is a sorority present on the SUNY Geneseo campus and looking to induct students interested in advocating for their cause. Founded in January of 1920, with the Geneseo chapter (Zeta Iota) founded on Apr. 21, 1979, this organization has a longstanding presence on campus, and has involved hundreds of women over the years under their shared pursuit of the sorority’s values: “Scholarship, Service, Sisterhood, and Finer Womanhood.” 

Sometimes nicknamed “baby springfest,” this event is similar to the annual Spring Fest, but GCAB members enjoy doing something different with Fall Fest each year to keep students engaged. This year, the event included live music from both student and local bands, Geneseo acapella groups, as well as free merch, a variety of crafts, and free food to top it all off. 

Beginning on Oct. 30, 2025, an interesting display took up residence in the MacVittie College Union Ballroom Lounge: the Native Trees of the Genesee Valley Exhibit.

On Nov. 1, 2025 Chris Di Cesare, in an event sponsored by Syracuse Paranormal, delivered a screening of the Netflix adaptation followed by a Q&A. Leading the event were four of the key speakers for the episodes: Chris DiCesare, J. Jeff Ungar, Linda Kalasinski, and Craig Norr (not featuring Vito Di Cesare and Father Charlie Manning due to health reasons, or Di Cesare’s former roommate Paul, who has not spoken to Chris in over 30 years).

Last May, eight porch geese dressed in graduation caps and gowns decorated the MacVittie College Union. They were everywhere, from the Hunt Room to the top of a vending machine—this is the scene I entered.

“Unicorns, chaos, and supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.” These are the three words that describe SUNY Geneseo’s Circus Club, according to two of its e-board members, Kaiya Slovik-Rodgers and Julian Delisle.

To put it bluntly, there is a lot going on just about all the time. So how great would it be if you had some scheduled time just to relax each week? Not doomscrolling on your phone, but actually doing something peaceful that will calm you.

From Monday Oct. 27 to Friday Oct. 31, the Geneseo Campus Activity Board (GCAB) hosted a series of spooky events completely free of charge to students on campus.

If you have ever walked up the stairs by Sturges Hall, then you have likely seen the beautiful mural inspired by Geneseo sunsets and stained glass windows of Brodie Hall. But you probably do not know the story of how that mural came to be.

On Oct. 28, 2025, members of the SUNY Geneseo community gathered in the MacVittie College Union (MCU) Ballroom from 3:00pm to 4:00pm to welcome the newly arrived president to the college in true Knight fashion—with a loud and heartfelt banquet reception.

On Saturday Oct. 25, 2025 Peace Action Geneseo (PAG) hosted a rally in support of Peace for Palestine in collaboration with the Young Democratic Socialists of America at Geneseo (YDSA).

On Oct. 25 at 7:00pm in Wadsworth Auditorium, the room echoed with the sound of voices singing in harmony. This event was the first a cappella concert of the semester, featuring five of SUNY Geneseo’s very own talented groups: Between the Lines, Emmelodics, Exit 8, Hips ‘N Harmony, and Southside Boys.

Geneseo’s official anthropology and sociomedical sciences club, the Society for Anthropology and Sociomedical Sciences (or “SASS” for short) is open to all students interested in the study of humans, past and present, their cultures, life experiences, their unique understandings of health and medicine, and how these things impact the wider environment and world.

Peggy-Ilean is a beautiful therapy dog who has three feet, and is an up-and-coming gem to visit with on SUNY Geneseo campus.