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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.

Elizabeth “Betty” Asche Douglas, former professor emerita of humanities, has been selected as a 2026 inductee to the BCET's Education Hall of Fame.

With the recent rise of AI and advances in robotics, many jobs seem to be in danger of disappearing. But there are some jobs that no amount of tools can replicate.

After stepping away from the workforce to raise her family, Kaye Weaver ’04 launched a home-based voice acting career, using her lifelong creative skills and faith to guide her path.

After a season-ending injury, Marco Chenet ’28 returns stronger to help lead a rising Geneva baseball program, bolstered by plans for a new turf field to support its growth.

"I have a core conviction when it comes to God’s call in our lives..." shares Pittsburgh Steelers Chaplain Kent Chevalier '99 at the launch party for his new book on Geneva's campus.

The Geneva College community mourns the passing of Professor Edward Dambach on March 16, 2026.

The inaugural Christian Perspectives Conference will be held on February 11-13, 2027, on technology and personhood.

In November 1950, nearly three feet of snow fell on Geneva’s campus, shutting down the college and extending Thanksgiving break.

Board member and alumnus David Shedd ‘81 will speak on “America’s National Security at China’s Expense” on campus Wednesday, April 22, 2026.

For at least fifty years, Geneva's Women's Student Association (WSA) contributed to campus life through annual social gatherings, the Famous Women Series, and fundraising events.

Rain or shine — or snowstorm — Geneva's physical plant employees keep our campus clean, accessible, and beautiful year-round.

The Brigadoon will receive expanded dining options this summer with the introduction of three distinct food destinations in the serving area: a new grille station, a customizable made-to-order site, and a grab-and-go market designed for convenience.

Senior Noah Crawford '26 reflects on his service as a resident assistant in Geneva's dorms and encourages others to consider the leadership role. "[Being an RA is] rooted in creating a God-honoring community," he shares.

The Trees of Life Symposium will be held at Geneva College on April 10-11, 2026. This event, inspired by the trees across Geneva's campus, is organized by biology and literary philosophy major Pearl Soundron '26.

Geneva’s 2026 Career Fair proved its commitment to preparing students for successful careers and lifelong service. The annual event was attended by 525 students and 93 visiting organizations.

In March 1939, Marie Curie's daughter Eve visited Geneva's campus to speak on "The Magic of Radium." Student journalists at The Geneva Cabinet had the privilege of interviewing Eve during her campus visit, reporting on her views of American colleges.

Geneva College Chemistry Society is accepting lawn and garden soil samples for testing from Tuesday, March 17 through Friday, April 3. Only the first 50 samples will be accepted for analysis.

Donald Little III, assistant professor of biology, demonstrates his passion for biology and curiosity for the world in his faith-centered approach to teaching and mentoring.