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Articles tagged with Archives.
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.
March 19, 2026
6 min read
Charles "Chuck" Fuget ’51, PhD, former chemistry professor and physics department chair, influenced institutions and individuals far beyond Geneva’s campus through his excellence in STEM and leadership in higher education.
February 12, 2026
7 min read
Louise (Edgar) '66 and Bob Copeland '66 have seen Old Main through decades of campus life. Now, they anticipate the upcoming renovations through the current Advancing Faith and Life campaign with joy.
January 1, 2026
Feature
4 min read
"Miss Earhart made the listener feel, too, the joy of seeing a steamer at dawn, and of knowing that she was on the exact course. The thrill of seeing land and all the people assembled there to greet her were the listener’s experiences as she described them...”
November 25, 2025
Blog
4 min read
For nearly 145 years, Old Main has harbored Geneva history and been the site of fresh memories for each generation of students. How will the capital campaign renovations preserve our iconic building?
October 30, 2025
Feature
6 min read
Since its dedication 100 years ago, Reeves Field has hosted numerous games, events, and ceremonies for Geneva College and the Beaver Falls community. What's your Reeves story?
October 3, 2025
Feature
6 min read
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