This week in The Lamron…
What an academic year it has been! In between all the countless fun-filled events on Geneseo’s campus, the amazing peers and professors we have met, and everything we have been learning, we have all managed to make some time for our favorite campus newspaper, The Lamron. Our newspaper staff is all set to wrap up the year with some final thoughts on our favorite Lamron memories.
Each week, The Lamron publishes 25 articles handwritten by staff writers and Lamron executive board members alike, and Copy Editor Nina Avallone-Serra edits every single one.
Neil Postman was a luddite in a rapidly evolving world. He lived in an era when eschewing technology was still an option for educators, and he knew this luxury was short-lived.
Actress Sydney Sweeney is facing backlash for her risqué—more like provocative—advertisement for the sports prediction platform Novig. The ad features her mostly nude, minus the parts of her body covered by various sports equipment, saying, “You think you know sports? Prove it.”
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News
However, the village of Geneseo is offering residents a way to avoid sunshine guilt and get excited for autumn. The Geneseo Farmers Market has returned to the village for the fifteenth season, having been “started in 2011 by a small group of people passionate about farmers markets,” according to the official website of Explore Genesee Valley.
The National Park Service is facing funding setbacks on multiple fronts this month, as new internal documents cited by The Washington Post reveal the Trump administration has blocked tens of millions of dollars already secured for park projects, even as an increasingly larger battle continues to play out over next fiscal year’s budget.
Knight’s Life
On Saturday, Sept. 12, myself and Eduardo Imbert—a fellow intern in the Office of Admissions—had the opportunity to attend a Student Leaders in Admissions conference held by the New York State Association for College Admissions Counselors.
On Sept. 13 in the Doty Recital Hall, SUNY Geneseo was the host of a panel titled “Indigenous Perspectives on America 250.”
Sports
The SUNY Geneseo women’s tennis team has been having an amazing season! The girls have played and won six matches so far.
This past Saturday, the Geneseo field hockey team lost a hard-fought game against Ithaca College.
Opinion
It is hard to talk about environmental issues today without stumbling upon the topic of data centers—particularly those focused on the training and running of AI system
“Man, if only I could register for ‘Romance Films & Symbolism 101’ instead of ‘Statistics for Sociological Research’”: a thought I know I’ve had, and I’m pretty sure most college students can relate to.
Arts & Entertainment
On July 17, 2026, The Odyssey (2026), Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster adaptation of the 2,700-year-old ancient Greek epic poem of the same name, made its triumphant debut in cinemas across the U.S.
There is a single word that perfectly encapsulates all of what Gurren Lagann (2007) is: awesome. Giant robots battling other giant robots, spacefaring though dimensions in the double-digits, power strong enough to bend space-time and throw galaxies like frisbees.
Beloved country music star, often named the “Queen of Country,” Dolly Parton, died at the age of 80 on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026. Parton was more than a song-writer; she was also a philanthropist, producer, and beloved by many across the world, as reported by CNBC.