Design by O’Brien Jr. ’00 Featured

A space designed by Architect William O'Brien Jr. '00 was the focus of an AECCafe article. The blog focuses on the architecture, engineering and construction industry. O'Brien is currently assistant professor of architecture at the MIT School of Architecture and Planning and is principal of an independent design practice in Cambridge, Mass. He is also one of the founding members of Collective-LOK...  More >>

DeBenedetto ’16 Earns Service Award

Charlie DeBenedetto '16 was recently awarded the "Drum Major for Service" Award for his commitment to service. DeBenedetto has been involved in a number of initiatives in support of literacy, including America Reads and Geneva Reads Book Fest. This award is bestowed on students who have a dedication and commitment to service, and was presented to DeBenedetto during the MLK Jr. Day of Service. "Th...  More >>

Sentiments & Declarations Continues

In conjunction with the Women's Rights National Historical Park, a lecture by Professor of French and Francophone Studies Catherine Gallouet will shed light on an historical, heroic figure who successfully led a 30-year war and remains unheard of by most of the civilized world. Gallouet's research focuses on how resistance and revolt of Africans and slaves are represented during the French Enligh...  More >>

Music, Meditation and Munchies

St. John's Chapel will once again host the popular series "Music, Meditation and Munchies" on Wednesday, Feb. 5 at 12:15 p.m. The event will feature organist MaryAnn Hamilton and guest violinist Loraine Schoenfield, a teacher at St. Peter's Community Arts Academy in Geneva and former member of the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra. The series often draws a diverse audience of both students and Geneva community members. Started by Chaplain Lesley Adams, the program offers individuals an opportunit...  More >>

Respect Sextet Brings Jazz to HWS

The Respect Sextet will bring their improvisational jazz talents to Geneva on Thursday, Feb. 6. Hosted by the Colleges department of music, The Respect Sextet is a New York City-based group, originally formed in 2001 at the Eastman School of Music, in Rochester, N.Y. Respect Sextet will be performing at 8 p.m., in the Geneva Room of the Warren Hunting Smith Library. The concert is free and open ...  More >>