Women's Outdoor Track and Field | 5/3/2025 7:12:31 PM St. John Fisher Roster/Coaching Staff St. John Fisher Schedule and Results Geneseo Roster/Coaching Staff Geneseo Schedule and Results and Sydney Carpenter moved closer to another historic milestone as the No John Fisher women's lacrosse team throttled No 4-seeded Nazareth 22-4 in the Empire 8 Conference Semifinals on Thursday evening at Growney Stadium.  chasing their 13th consecutive Empire 8 title 2-seeded SUNY Geneseo in the conference final game at 3 p.m 3-seeded SUNY Brockport 13-9 to punch their ticket to the championship on Thursday afternoon.  Nazareth finished its season 11-8 overall.  Senior Hanna Kumpf and sophomore Chelsea Lopata amassed their five points on two goals and three assists.  who recently became Fisher's all-time assists leader scored twice to reach 300 points for her career She needs five more to pass Taylor Hughes (304 points from 2011-14) for the Fisher and Empire 8 records.  John Fisher women's lacrosse team used a strong third quarter to push past Geneseo 14-7 in its toughest Empire 8 Conference test of the season on April 9 at Growney Stadium.  The Cardinals couldn't pull away from a pesky Knights team and even found themselves trailing for the first time all season in a conference game in the first half.  The Cardinals left the Knights behind with a dominant third quarter in which they scored five times to take a 10-5 lead Kumpf's goal at the 8:30 mark broke a 5-5 tie Carpenter extended the Cardinals' lead to 8-5 with two goals in less than a minute Lopata scored Fisher's fifth goal of the quarter on an assist from Fiorentino with about three minutes remaining.  Carpenter led the Cardinals in goals (4) and total points (6).  Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Women of Excellence Milne Library’s reimagined space reflects input from students faculty and staff who collaborated with project leaders SUNY Geneseo unveils $40M Milne Library renovation SUNY Geneseo recently held the grand opening of its newly renovated Milne Library The $40 million revitalization project was made possible through the State University of New York Construction Fund and financed by the State of New York the Milne Library renovation modernized the facility while honoring its history floor and roof assemblies to minimize the project’s carbon footprint The library now stands as the first building on campus to eliminate fossil fuel usage fully electrifying its building systems in alignment with SUNY’s clean energy goals The reimagined space reflects input from students New features include 15 flexible study rooms and team collaboration spaces two multipurpose rooms for campus and community events and The Writing Learning Center and Teacher Education Resource Center [email protected] / (585) 653-4021  health care and skilled trades to meet workforce demand and prepare stu[...] Hillside enhances community impact with new programs The University of Rochester's Simon Business School has named its new interim dean The University of Rochester is among a group of universities nationwide who filed a joint lawsuit against the [...] John Fisher University has launched a new minor in entrepreneurship and innovation focused on helping stud[...] the arts and design with experiential [...] Sign up for your daily digest of Rochester News Many employees feel unseen despite recognition programs Learn how to create a culture where all voices are heard and valued [...] Busy executives benefit from personal training to build strength Former NBA player John Wallace promotes mental health awareness through advocacy and community events rooted [...] Nearshoring and reshoring are reshaping U.S the leading source of business news and information in Rochester which covers law and real estate in Western New York one of the country’s leading business-to-business media companies with more than 40 print and digital publications in more than 25 U.S Get our free e-alerts & breaking news notifications Subscribe for access to the latest digital and special editions Click here for information about plaques permissions and reprints of previous editions Light rain early...then remaining cloudy with showers overnight general manager of the State University Construction Fund; Student Association President Orquidia Geraldino; Vincent Esposito senior vice president for regional economic development at Empire State Development; SUNY Geneseo President Denise Battles; Assemblywoman Andrea Bailey; and state Sen Pam Helming attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony at Milne Library SUNY Geneseo President Denise Battles speaks during the official grand opening of Milne Library on Friday The event celebrated the completion of the $40 million renovation project Student Association President Orquidia Geraldino and SUNY Geneseo President Denise Battles take part in the ribbon-cutting ceremony during the grand opening of Milne Library on campus GENESEO — College officials cut the ribbon Friday on a four-year $40 million renovation that transformed the college’s 1966 Milne Library for modern academic use The ribbon-cutting ceremony brought together students alumni and local officials to mark the transformation which restored a library to the campus when it opened in November after nearly half a decade without one Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist  Would you like to receive our daily news? Sign up today Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account Game Recap: Men's Lacrosse | 3/8/2025 4:42:00 PM Thanks for visiting 2-seeded SUNY Geneseo in the conference final game on Saturday 3-seeded SUNY Brockport 13-9 to punch their ticket to the championship on Thursday night She needs five more to pass Taylor Hughes (304 points from 2011-14) for the Fisher and Empire 8 record Game Recap: Softball | 4/19/2025 9:37:00 PM 13-3 Empire 8) split its Saturday doubleheader against SUNY Geneseo (20-8 The Cardinals jumped on the Knights in the first inning with five runs on five hits and a Geneseo error. Senior Katie Mannis had the big blow in the inning bases-loaded triple to left center field that gave the Cardinals a 5-0 lead In the fourth inning, junior Madi Rose and sophomore Taylor Shackleton each had run-scoring singles to extend Fisher's lead to 7-1 who matched her career high with three hits in four at-bats had another RBI single in the fifth inning as Fisher added three runs to secure the mercy rule victory Senior Ainsley Evanetski earned her ninth pitching victory of the season struck out two batters and walked one while pitching all five innings Geneseo pitcher Gabriella Petroski allowed four hits issued three walks and struck out five batters in a complete-game shutout of the Cardinals in the second game of the doubleheader The Knights scored both of their runs in the bottom half of the sixth inning with the first coming on Gabriella Smith's single through the left side The second run came across when Lauren Bieniek reached on a fielder's choice St. John Fisher's Cassidy Ormond allowed just five hits walked two batters and struck out seven over six innings The Cardinals face Nazareth at 3 and 5 p.m Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting John Fisher women's lacrosse team continued its historic run of Empire 8 dominance with a 13-6 victory over No 2-seeded SUNY Geneseo in the conference championship game on Saturday afternoon at Growney Stadium 1-seeded and unbeaten Cardinals (18-0) wrapped up their 13th consecutive E8 title (15th overall) and punched their ticket to the NCAA Division III Women's Lacrosse Tournament with the victory John Fisher junior attacker Kaley Griffin the tournament's Most Valuable Player She had seven points on six goals and one assist to go along with nine draw controls over two games an assist and controlled seven draws in the championship final Saturday's contest played out similarly to the regular-season meeting between the teams back on April 9 The teams traded blows in the first 30 minutes before the Cardinals overwhelmed the Knights in the second half Geneseo struck first on an unassisted tally from Alaina Reina before seniors Farrah Zalla Mary Fiorentino and Hanna Kumpf scored in quick succession to give the Cardinals a 3-1 lead after Zalla and Fiorentino scored their second goals of the game Geneseo went on a quick 2-0 run to tie the game at five The game's pivotal momentum swing came in the final 10 seconds of the half buried a free-position shot to put the Cardinals back in front 6-5 The Cardinals outgunned the Knights 7-1 in the second half scoring six of those goals in a row after Geneseo pulled within one Griffin and Lopata each netted a goal apiece Biel had five on two goals and three assists Zalla and senior defender Ella Stewart each caused three turnovers Junior defender Maddie Lowney controlled six draws Senior goalkeeper Kaylee Gadol made eight saves The Cardinals have won 65 consecutive games against E8 teams a streak that includes 26 straight victories in the conference tournament The Cardinals have won the E8 and reached the NCAA Tournament every year under head coach Linda Michele who took over the Fisher program before the 2012 season (note: there was no E8 championship due to COVID-19 in 2020) Men's Swimming and Diving | 2/22/2025 9:29:13 PM Women's Swimming and Diving | 2/22/2025 9:44:19 PM Game Recap: Women's Lacrosse | 3/12/2025 9:06:00 PM | Jim Taylor Thanks for visiting Men's Swimming and Diving | 1/25/2025 7:49:00 PM NY- The Geneseo Men's Swim & Dive team defeated RIT 183 to 169 set six new pool records and three conference records Brian Pabisch put up an incredible time of 45.90 in the 100-yard freestyle Alex Palmer followed suit in the 200-yard Breaststroke with a new pool record of 2:05.59 with his first place finish Connor Briard took the top spot in both the 100- and 200-yard butterfly Jordan Nielsen took first with his time of 20.82 while Griffin Merkling took first in the 200-yard backstroke with a time of 1:54.93 The 200-yard freestyle relay took the top spot and set a pool and conference record Jordan Nielsen and Casey Connors touching the wall at 1:21.98 The 400-yard freestyle relay set a pool record as well Nielsen and Dylan Gallub finishing at 3:02.38 three school records and two conference records with his 1- and 3-meter dives with both the first six (378.8) and full 11 dives setting individual records for the school and pool he continued his performances setting pool and school records with his score of 625.90 scoring 531.90 in the 1-meter and 595.25 in the 3-meter Robert “Bob” “Buckwheat” Lambin at Allure of Geneseo.  Per his wishes and no services are to be held.  Vandemore Funeral Homes & Crematory – Geneseo Chapel will be assisting the family with arrangements Bob graduated from Geneseo High School in 1971 he earned the nickname “Buckwheat” he attended Clock & Jewelry Repair School a skillset that would become the cornerstone of his career eventually purchasing the business in 1997 and running it until his retirement in 2021 A lifetime member of the North American Hunting Club and the National Rifle Association he was deeply committed to these organizations He especially enjoyed catfishing on the Rock River with his brother He was also a member of the First Presbyterian Church in Geneseo Those left to cherish his memory include his children and Dusty (Alex) Lambin of Geneseo; grandchildren and Kelli (Jim) Williams of Geneseo; several nieces and nephews and his dog “Stoney” Robert was preceded in death by his parents Maice Quayle and Alex Williams; and lifelong best friends Game Recap: Men's Lacrosse | 3/5/2025 9:30:00 PM Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Women's Indoor Track and Field | 3/1/2025 9:43:01 PM Game Recap: Men's Lacrosse | 3/19/2025 11:51:00 PM Thanks for visiting consolidates several UR Medicine outpatient services that had been operating in other locations in and around Geneseo; it also introduces new services to the area including Urology; Pediatric and Adult Allergy services; outpatient procedures for Urology and ENT; and an optical shop The specialty services that relocated to the new building include: the new building is next door to Noyes Health Services Physical Therapy/Occupational Therapy and other services “The new Geneseo building is a great addition to our regional network of ambulatory facilities and hospitals that provide comprehensive close-to-home medical care to patients throughout the Finger Lakes region,” said Kathy Parrinello president and CEO of Strong Memorial and Highland hospitals plus diagnostic services like clinical labs and imaging in one setting is convenient for patients and a highly efficient way for us to deliver care The services in the new site build on the great services Noyes Hospital has been offering patients for many years “Establishing advanced ambulatory facilities like this in the region also helps us recruit providers and staff from these areas who want to pursue their medical careers close to home and provide care to people in their communities,” she added “Geneseo Mayor Chris Ivers has been a steadfast supporter of this project and helped UR Medicine guide it to successful completion I also want to thank Senator Schumer for helping secure federal funding for the expansion of services at Noyes which complements this new outpatient facility Livingston County Public Health Director Jennifer Rodriguez for their support of this project and their partnership in building health care access for this community.” Photo courtesy of UNC Asheville/Rafael Aguilera Asheville – The University of North Carolina Asheville recently congratulated Agya Boakye-Boaten on his appointment as the inaugural Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences at SUNY Geneseo This new position marked a significant milestone in Boakye-Boaten’s distinguished career in higher education characterized by his commitment to scholarship Boakye-Boaten’s Impact at UNC Asheville Boakye-Boaten served as a vital member of the UNC Asheville academic community He began his tenure as a faculty member in Africana and Interdisciplinary/International Studies and later took on roles as chair of Interdisciplinary Studies and dean of Humanities His contributions were pivotal in shaping inclusive curricula and launching interdisciplinary programs that enhanced the university’s mission Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Yvonne Villanueva-Russell praised Boakye-Boaten’s influence “He has launched interdisciplinary programs and forged global partnerships that have elevated the University’s mission and impact.” His leadership was instrumental in redesigning the Africana Studies Program and co-chairing the University’s Quality Enhancement Plan during its reaccreditation process Boakye-Boaten expressed deep gratitude for the experiences he gained I have had the privilege of being a part of this remarkable institution one that has profoundly shaped the lives of countless students,” he remarked He acknowledged the support from his students emphasizing their collective spirit that enriched his journey As a Fulbright Scholar and Carnegie African Diaspora Fellow Boakye-Boaten brought a global perspective to his work His scholarship and mentorship left a lasting imprint on both the campus and the broader Asheville community His legacy of excellence is expected to inspire future generations at UNC Asheville The university community celebrated Boakye-Boaten’s achievements while looking forward to his new role at SUNY Geneseo His appointment is seen as a continuation of his commitment to academic excellence and student success ensuring that his influence will extend beyond UNC Asheville Tags: SUNY Geneseo President Denise Battles is seen Friday The university is seeing increased applications amid decreasing attendance Battles plans to leave SUNY Geneseo at the end of the current academic year SUNY Geneseo President Denise Battles cuts a cake commemorating her time as president after her final College Council meeting GENESEO — SUNY Geneseo attracted a record number of applicants this year making for a competitive cohort as the college hopes to end a decade of steeply declining enrollment The college had 16,925 prospective students apply for admission by March 31 this year a 9.6 percent increase from last year’s 15,285 applicants administrators expect this year’s number to top 17,000 Email notifications are only sent once a day The Knights started the game strong and were awarded a PK six minutes into the half Julliette Frischmann took the shot but was denied by the crossbar and the game remained scoreless Frischmann went on a breakaway and hurdled the goalkeeper but her shot went just wide of the left post Geneseo was steadfast on defense through the rest of the second and the Knights went on to win 1-0 Goalkeeper Emily McLouth had four saves and recoreded her third shutout of the season Photo courtesy of the Geneseo Website As the school year ends, new faces will take their place in lecture halls and dormitories as seniors cross the stage. Admitted Student Days are specifically designed so these incoming students and their families can get a glimpse of what life might be like at Geneseo.  Admitted students' day is fast approaching, occurring on Apr. 26 from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM for the 2025-2026 school year. Students can register in different categories making the event available not just for first-year students helpful information and events for graduate and international students to ensure they feel just as welcome.  Admitted Students Days are a perfect opportunity to tour the campus and get to know the other prospective peers in hopes of dorming with them or simply forming a future friendship.  become more comfortable with the change of scenery while having fun with others that may be joining in the fall or spring.  Visiting colleges in general is important to explore their location but choosing a school that fits one’s needs is even more crucial Geneseo has a much tighter-knit and smaller student body than many other colleges so finding an individual’s chosen group and interacting with others early-on may lead to essential deeper bonds than one may form at a larger state school.  Prospective students will also be pleased to hear that due to Geneseo’s smaller undergraduate size finding leadership positions in organizations one may want to be a part of and change for the better is more manageable Students can also host different outreach opportunities with other clubs This acts as a good resume builder and valuable experience that one can use to grow further in one's professional and personal life students have a wide range of locations to visit including the freshly renovated Milne Library which offers stunning sunsets across the Genesee Valley Students will also find comfort in the campus’s North and South villages getting a look at the variety of dorming options the campus offers along with their dining hall options.  If potential students have decided on Geneseo as their home away from home, they can expect a very enjoyable experience. Important information to consider to make the process easier is New Student Orientation from Aug where students will receive a more in-depth guide on the campus and what they can expect for the fall semester Geneseo will be sure to welcome whoever joins the campus with open arms SUNY Geneseo’s student newspaper since 1922 all comments that include harassment or any sort of hate speech will be deleted promptly Arts and Entertainment Letters to the Editor The Normal Men's Swimming and Diving | 3/22/2025 6:44:24 PM Women's Track and Field | 3/30/2025 9:07:00 AM John Fisher women's track and field team opened the outdoor portion of its season on Saturday in the SUNY Genseo Bill Q Invitational Audrey Carragher hit the NCAA Division III regional qualifying mark in the 10k (40.21.51) Abigail Dorunda placed first in the 200m dash (26.50 seconds). Gracie Wright placed second (27.08), while Makenna Manson took fourth (27.56) Wright and Dorunda placed second and third Wright recorded a time of 59.36; Dorunda finished in 59.76 Maggie Bacon placed seventh in the 1500m run with a time of 5:06.17 Sabrina Antonini placed 12th and set a personal record in the 5k with a time of 19:16.70. Taylor Hoffman (20:02.20) and Margaret Dolloff (21:42.31) also set personal records in the event Hailee Garcia set a lifetime personal record in the discus with a throw of 35.60m. Erin McGuinness placed fourth in the event (37.88m) Jacqueline Williams placed sixth in the javelin throw (29.74m) The Cardinals will compete in the Geneseo Early Season Invite next Saturday Thanks for visiting Men's Cross Country | 11/2/2024 1:37:48 PM