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Geneva College made PAC history by sweeping all six men’s and women’s cross country, indoor track and field, and outdoor track and field championships in a single academic year.

History student Daniel Fry explains the unique account of William Shakespeare and his mulberry tree.

Student Peter Samuelsen '27 reflects on the influence of the late Ed Dambach, professor emeritus of mathematics.

The 2026 Life G Award, Geneva’s highest alumni honor, is awarded to Ann Birdsall O’Neill ‘68 and Dwight E. Wagner ‘68, CCIM.

“The wider Christian world needs what you have learned these past four years...” says 2026 commencement speaker Nancy Pearcey. Read the transcribed message in full.

The Geneva College community mourns the passing of the Rev. Dr. Ann Paton '50, professor emerita, on May 2, 2026.

College is a formative season of life—and when leaders are accessible, mentorship happens naturally and students have trusted voices to help shape who they’re becoming.

What if Christian higher education wasn’t just about faith on paper, but a place where faith shapes every conversation, challenge, and moment of growth?

Cat Qi '28, an international student from east Asia, develops her faith as she pursues her passion for music at Geneva.

Since our founding on April 20, 1848, Geneva College has prioritized the power of prayer.

Marv Dewey, EdD, president of the Geneva College Foundation, reflects on the work of the Lord through the Advancing Faith and Learning campaign.

Reagan Shields ’26 leaves Geneva College prepared for law school, carrying with her a love of learning, a heart for justice, and the character formed through faithful mentorship.

Kassi Kienzle from Geneva's CSE shares about a spring break immersion trip to Clarkston, Georgia.

Geneva College Athletics has selected DJ Damazo '13 as the new men's basketball head coach.

Jonathan Tencza will be the new vice president of institutional advancement for the Geneva College Foundation, effective June 1, 2026.

Geneva's capital campaign ended in March 2026, exceeding all expectations by nearly doubling the original giving goal.

What does it mean to be an undeclared student? Is it okay if I don't know what major I want to study when I start my college career?

Peter Samuelsen ’27 chose Geneva for its strong support of military families, finding in it a welcoming and faith-centered community where he could grow and serve.