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Discover a few unique and fun ways to bring some new experiences to your winter break.
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Here are some tips offered by Staff Counselor at Geneva, Toby Shope, to keep in mind when you find yourself missing home or feeling like you do not belong on campus.
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Hear from our Residence Life staff about what community outside of the classroom is like at Geneva College.
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What does community really look like at Geneva College?
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You just left your hometown for college and have made your way up to your dorm room to get all moved in and settled. You open the door, look around, and your room is bare, cold, and unfamiliar. Homesickness begins to set in as your mind fills with thoughts of your cozy safe place back at home. Do not stress! Geneva College students have four common tips on making your dorm room work for you.
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If you are commuting to college, you may not have to go through the work of moving out, but there are still things you should be aware of that can make commuter life a bit easier.
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College Preparation
From the second I began college classes freshman year, it seemed like everything I knew about life had changed. Everything was unpredictable and somewhat intimidating. As a high schooler looking on toward your first semester of college, there are a lot of unknowns out there. Here's my advice after four years at college.
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I am here to tell you that you do not need to be a superhuman to get through college. To survive and thrive all four years of your time in college, or however long it takes, here are some things NOT to do while in college.
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The Geneva College Student Center renovation includes a state-of-the-art accessibility lift at the main entrance.
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Program Spotlight
College campuses are full of talent. Head over to an Open Mic Night and you are guaranteed to hear amazing music performed by someone unexpected. Here at Geneva College, there are five quality organized groups for musicians to join.
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Student life at Geneva is active and engaging. With a regular series of activities, as well as many other one-of-a-kind events, the campus stays busy connecting students with each other and the greater community. Here's a list of the most popular weekly activities to give you a taste of opportunities to get involved.
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The start of a new semester in college means you’ll be gaining more knowledge and learning new skills. To keep up with academic challenges and make sure you do well in school, you should think about setting some goals. What are good goals for the start of a semester?
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The Geneva College Men’s Rugby team is a college-affiliated club sport that is open to all male students. Established in 1994, the club’s mission statement reads “Our purpose is to compete against Western Pennsylvania colleges through the game of rugby, to fellowship together through athletic training, and to honor God through our actions.”
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Being a college student means you’re able to focus on studying your field of interest, but it can also be a challenging time. Balancing school-related tasks with other responsibilities can make it hard to succeed. However, setting the right goals can put you on the path toward a successful school year. The following are examples of good goals to consider setting before heading to college this year.
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Like anything new, the start of college can bring a lot of fears and doubts that are quite overwhelming. So, from a past freshman to you, here are some questions and worries I had about the college life and reasons why they shouldn’t stop you from having that full college experience.
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Current Geneva College student-athletes can participate in the long tradition of athletic success in any of 19 NCAA Division III varsity sports. There are many benefits for student-athletes to experience in college, including these four that set Geneva apart.
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When students hit college, they general want more freedom, so it only makes sense that they might like to rent a place. While renting can impact your financial situation, it also provides benefits of more choice in roommates, freedom, and space. It’s important to weigh these advantages against the benefits of dorm life, which are numerous and meaningful.
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Living in a dorm is fun and a great way to start off your new college adventure! Find out reasons why you should not overlook the many benefits of dorm life.
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When you’re in college, you might have the opportunity to become a Residence Assistance (RA). This involves living in a residence hall and being responsible for creating a welcoming and supportive environment for students.
My last semester of college is different from my first. People change during their time at college. I know I did! And now, instead of receiving “freshman orientation” pamphlets in my mailbox, I’m receiving graduation registration forms and senior gift options.
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Technology has changed the way we live our lives, so it should come as no surprise that it offers aid for college students who want to make better grades—via apps. Yep, there’s an app for that. Apps that organize your life, take and organize notes, brainstorm for new ideas and so much more.
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When Geneva College was forced to move learning online back in March 2020, the staff of Geneva’s Center for Student Engagement (CSE) adapted quickly. To keep students connected despite physical distancing, the CSE staff got creative and organized COVID-safe in-person and virtual events so the community could still thrive.
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Whatever your experience with homeschooling has been, though, one thing is for sure: college life is not the same. It just so happens to be very, very different. But whether you’ve spent twelve, ten, or only two years learning from home, there’s helpful advice waiting for you in this post.
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Going to college is a learning experience in a number of respects. Yes, there’s the education you need to enter a career field. But there is also the learning that takes place by being an adult, trusted to make your own decisions away from parents and home. That means social interactions—parties, school events, sports games, and more. When you are going to college in the age of social distancing, it can feel like you’re missing out, just a little bit.
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As you head off to college, getting a cat, fish, or dog may be the last thing on your mind, but many college students find that a pet makes their college experience even more rewarding. Should you get a pet while still in college? Well, the answer to that question depends on a number of factors. Having a pet is awesome, but there are some drawbacks, particularly for college students, that need to be weighed first. If you're trying to decide about getting a pet, here are some considerations to help you make the right choice.
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Habits change during the first year of college. We all tend to make less healthy food and beverage choices. We often wind up consuming an extra-large number of calories at all hours of the day and night. And, who doesn't want to get their money’s worth by taking advantage of the unlimited food at the dining hall, right?
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On a rainy day, Geneva College senior Brandon Simmers strode up and down streets around College Avenue, toting a 35-pound backpack all the way, until he’d walked 28 miles. He had completed the 2020 March for the Fallen to honor service people killed in the line of duty and to call attention to a new Student Veteran Club on campus.
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COVID-19 has been a scary, uncertain season of life around the globe and on campus. This pandemic has infiltrated every aspect of life. Around campus, the changes to our social lives are quite apparent. Thankfully, Geneva has put many wonderful minds toward the task of engaging students in a way that is truly fulfilling for the soul.
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I had to ask myself a hard question… Why in the world did I not get involved with these campus opportunities sooner?! So you don’t waste precious time staying away any of the amazing experiences found at college like I did, here are a few things I found to be great time commitments and fantastic ways to get connected to the Geneva community.
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For a college student, being unorganized can really hinder an easy flow of daily functionality. Instead of making the most of your time, you’re stuck fixing mistakes and messes you made earlier. Sometimes, making a to-do list can be helpful in the process of organizing and planning what and when things need done. Take a moment and look at these important things to do as soon as you get to campus or as soon as you can.
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The first day of college can be exciting, scary, and confusing. Will I actually like my major? Will I get along with my professors? What do I do if I don’t understand the material? If you are asking yourself these questions, you are certainly not alone. But here is how you can ease your nerves and be prepared for the first day.
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As we approach another transition back to college, packing is on the minds of students everywhere. What should I bring? How much should I bring? What will I need in the age of COVID-19? If questions like these have been haunting you, don’t worry; here's a practical, pandemic-aware packing list. Hopefully it helps you out!
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From fictional accounts to self-help guides, a variety of publications can ease your mind as you embark on the college journey. Be sure to add the following to your reading list.
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As you continue to adjust to the COVID-19 environment we are living in, I want you to consider that this is only a disruption in your life. It may seem to be overwhelming but only if you allow it to be. God does not bring disruptions in our lives to destroy us, but to build us up (James 1:2).
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Participating in student government at college can enhance your social, intellectual and leadership skills, while at the same time creating a better college experience for everyone. There are many good reasons to get involved in college student government; here are four of them.
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Whether looking forward to attending Geneva College next fall or coming to visit the campus throughout the rest of the winter or in the spring, you may be wondering what there is to do in the Beaver Falls and Beaver County area. Look no further.
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You may or may not have chosen them, but you can learn to live peacefully with roommates... and learn and grow personally in the process. Here's how.
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For at least a decade, the Student Ministry Department of Geneva College has hosted a Soup Cook-Off in the Old Main lobby for the entire Geneva community to enjoy. This year, the theme was “Holidays,” and nine teams competed for the coveted Silver Ladle trophy.
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A new year is a great time to establish healthy, productive routines. A well-oiled routine can help clear the way for those late-night, impromptu adventures you might have. My best advice is to have a practice - a way to create balance and calm - based on what you have going on and when you work best. Here are a few guidelines to get started.
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The Department of Music at Geneva College has many options for those who want to use their God-given musical talents now and in the future as a career. If that’s you, and you’re interested in learning more about Geneva’s scholarship opportunities, keep reading.
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What are you planning to contribute to World Kindness Day this year? Learn some easy, free, and powerful ways to celebrate and spread positivity.
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College Preparation
So, what do you really need to pack for school? Is that extra-long fuzzy pillow or that medusa-like lamp really necessary? What about the extra desk, bed and hanging accoutrement? Time to demystify the art of packing light for months away from home.
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College is a world of limbo in which many students feel stuck... a time of transition, of leaving home for the first time, of growth and development and of taking ownership of their own passions, opinions and lifestyles. At college everyone tells you are an adult, but they don’t always treat you like one.
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The Chemistry Department’s academic rigor as an ACS-approved program continues on through the dedication and hard work of the faculty, but the success of the program would be impossible without the intellect, willingness and perseverance of Geneva students.
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When the Geneva community gathers over a meal these days, they swallow hospitality bite by bite, cooked up by Pioneer’s Executive Chef Tom Schlotter. Meals at Alexander Dining Hall and the many banquets on campus are made with the diners in mind – colorful, nutritious, creative food served in a welcoming atmosphere.
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Every Tuesday night, CCO staff person Caleb Musselman stands in front of 100 Geneva College student-athletes at their weekly fellowship gathering and makes this announcement. His message is intentional, its repetition underlining the priorities of athlete ministry at Geneva College.
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What better place for a professional basketball team to compete than the birthplace of college basketball? On February 5, 2019, the internationally renowned Harlem Globetrotters will hit Geneva’s courts combining athleticism, theater and comedy as they play on the historic site that set college basketball in motion.
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The new semester begins. For some of you it may be your last college semester ever. For others, it is your first. No matter – we all need to jump in to the routine now, and here are the three most important things you can do to get a great start – and they are aimed at mind, body and soul.
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One day we’re gonna look back and wonder how our college years flew by so fast, so make the most of these final weeks of a semester. And remember that no matter what your final grade is, your identity is not found in your class-room performance, but in Christ.
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The life skills you can gain from living with a roommate can prepare you for you future independence.
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Part of being a Geneva student is learning how to make the most amazing meals with just a microwave, candle warmer and coffee pot.
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Whether you are a freshman, transfer or returning student, it is important to get involved on campus!
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I have struggled as a runner with the desire to look back. I look back because I’m anxious, worried about who is behind me, who is coming with me, who is falling back, who is gaining on me—worried about what I can’t control. But I also look forward to my last season and my life ahead—to what I can control.
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You think you’re ready for the move to college? I did too, but I wish I knew about these three tips when I was coming to college and moving into my residence hall in my freshman year at college.
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A great way to get to know a community is eating their local fare, and Beaver Falls holds its own when it comes to great places to eat. Don’t believe me? Try these 5 places, and they will change your mind.
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College Preparation
Although making new friends can seem daunting at first, with the help of a few tricks, it actually becomes a lot easier than it may seem. Here are some tips to help wash away your doubt and plant the flowering seeds of friendship.
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We all want to find our place on our campuses, but we may struggle to get involved if we aren't as into sports as everyone else. Here is some insight on how you can still get plugged in!
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The weather in Western Pennsylvania during a transition from season to season can be unpredictable, to say the least. It’s easy to complain about the weather, but how much better it is to prepare for it!
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Geneva College celebrates Justice Week, an important event on the Geneva campus. Justice week is an opportunity for the Geneva community to come together to pray, learn and to develop a deeper understanding of the concept of biblical justice.
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Coming in spring 2019, Geneva men will upgrade their volleyball from the club sport level to the NCAA Division III varsity level. Geneva's club men’s volleyball team is nothing short of dominant, and Geneva students expect that high caliber of men's volleyball play to continue in the AMCC.
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There are many reasons why two roommates may not get along, and it is important to understand what these reasons may be and how to appropriately handle such reasons.
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The campus food service at Geneva College is now in the very skilled hands of new Head Chef Tom Schlotter of Pioneer Catering. Schlotter has more than 30 years’ experience in restaurant and campus food service, but he brings a new perspective to food preparation and presentation that will benefit all students, faculty and staff at the college.
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Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God's will for you in Jesus Christ. 1 Thessalonians 5:18
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Don’t judge a book by its cover. Applying this metaphoric advice means resisting what is easy. It is easy to judge, single out others’ imperfections and tear people down. All of us are at risk for giving in to this ugly urge of judging others in an unkind, ungodly way.
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As my freshman year unfolded, I found residence life to be a lot of fun, and I have many good memories of my time at Memorial Hall. Here are the five best things about residence life at Geneva College.
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So, the questions must be asked: How can I find my love at Geneva College? Does everyone graduate with a ring on their finger? What happens to the ones who don’t?
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In college, I learned a lot about the subject of “me.” I’ve boiled down what I’ve learned about myself into these four maxims that I hope can help anyone who is in or headed to college.
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In the second year of college, some former freshmen who began with such enthusiasm fall victim to what is known as “the Sophomore Slump." Their excitement has turned to annoyance, and instead of being dedicated, they feel dejected. These 5 tips can help.
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Everyone says time flies in your senior year, and sure enough, time does really fly by in senior year more than any other year. So, seniors, here's some free advice I have while looking back on senior year.
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Whether a new freshman, transfer or returning student, we pray you have an amazing year! Here are a few tips as you begin the next phase of your journey.
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It can be difficult to find and maintain a healthy balance between faith, academics and athletics. However, finding the right balance can greatly improve your overall ability as both a student and an athlete. Here are five tips that might help.
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The decision to choose a university can be difficult. After attending for a semester or two, you no longer feel it is the right fit, but you are unsure how to find and transfer to a new school. Here are some steps to assist in easing the transition you are facing.
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With the busyness of college, it can be difficult to always put God first. However, there are ways in which students who want to grow as a follower of Christ can do so, even at college.
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A day dedicated to the union in our communities between the older generation and the younger generation.
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Whether you’re about to begin your college journey, you’re halfway through, or you’re in the final stretch towards graduation, I’d like to encourage you to do this one thing: Embrace the predictably unpredictable.
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With the 47th Earth day soon approaching, we take a moment to appreciate and be reminded of our duty as Christians to conserve and properly steward the creation freely given to us.
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As the semester winds down, the work on final projects and exams ramps up. For many students, the end of the semester is when their most rigorous and intense work and studying arrives, but you can cope with the stress and come out on top ready for summer break.
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Coffee is one of the most widely consumed beverages in the world. There are many health benefits and some things to watch out for when drinking coffee. Check out the good and bad about coffee.
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Talking about sleep with college students tends to be one of those “But mom…” topics. Ask any college student and they will gladly give you an account of their sleeplessness, wearing it like a badge of honor. Somehow, not sleeping became cool.
Spring Break is finally here, and you and your friends are hoping to relax with a film that simultaneously entertains and expands your faith. Christian-themed titles do exist on Netflix, so be sure to check out one of the following flicks the next time you host movie night.
Christian universities offer an exceptional avenue to personal enlightenment and professional success. Here are a few of the most bothersome and undeserved myths about religious education.
Spring break is an opportunity to connect with your community and make a difference. We've compiled a list of local volunteer opportunities to serve God and your neighbor.
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Flitting from class to home to work, the commuter lives a life that is slightly unusual. Although they are sometimes elusive, there are ways to find these unique individuals. After you locate them, who knows what you could learn and experience? So, the hunt begins with 7 ways to distinguish the commuters on campus.
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Who says winter in Beaver Falls has to be depressing? Here are some great Geneva College events that will get you thinking, laughing, singing and enjoying your January and your return for the spring semester.
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Sometimes getting the most out of a school break means not doing anything at all. Don’t feel guilty if your body is screaming for rest and you give in to its demands by sleeping late a couple of days.
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Geneva College has made the top 10 of two ranking lists for the beauty of our campus - #9 in the world and #6 in the U.S.
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Geneva College has once again been recognized as a College of Distinction for 2016-2017 in the Overall, Pennsylvania and Christian College categories. Geneva provides “an innovative, engaged experience that prepares student for successful careers, active citizenship, and lifelong learning.” Let’s dig into this a little deeper...
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The prospect of cold weather strikes fear in the hearts of Beaver Falls residents, but like it or not, winter is on its way. Snowdrifts and low temperatures need not prompt hibernation, however, especially as Beaver Falls is full of exciting activities. Whether you favor winter sports or winter foods, you will find something to keep you warm and entertained through the season's coldest and shortest days.
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Nobody said that college was going to be easy -- but you have been told countless times that it'll be worth it. That might seem incredibly difficult to believe as you prepare for your midterms. Amongst all the coffee cups and piles of notes is the carefree self you left behind when you bid summer adieu. Now is the time to reach deep down and find a piece of your summer self -- and apply it to the stressed persona that has taken over. The following steps will help you recharge and develop a healthier mindset.
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Part of being a Geneva student is learning how to make the most amazing meals with just a microwave, candle warmer and coffee pot. Here are some Dorm Delicacies that have been passed down to generations of tornadoes.
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It's no secret that students enjoy access to a high-quality education and a close-knit community at Geneva College, but the benefits of attending this acclaimed Christian university extend far beyond the classroom and dormitory. From tutoring and academic counseling to Zipcar rentals, Geneva offers a variety of services designed to make college life more rewarding.
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How does one fend off the all-too-typical college weight gain? Here are five helpful tips to staying healthy while at Geneva College.
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Every student goes through those moments that are a bit challenging. Here are twenty hacks to make life a little easier while at college.
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It is very common to get to the second half of the semester and already be worrying about the very low amount of flex points left on your account and the low balance notice that has been sitting in your unread emails for a week. So here are some ideas for living on the low college budget.
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Geneva College is located in a little spot of paradise called Beaver Falls, 45 minutes from the city of Pittsburgh. This small town is no Seattle, yet it does see its fair share of grey days. And let’s face it, no matter where you live, the sun doesn’t always shine! To ward off any cloudy day blues, here are some ideas that can make glum days shine bright.
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Student athletes make up one-third of the student body at Geneva College. However, many of these young men and women come in not knowing what it is like to give God the glory no matter the outcome.
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A program offered at Geneva College is the one-year Affiliate Program with the Art Institute of Pittsburgh (AIP), which allows the student to specialize in a fine arts program.
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If you are a student who dabbles in the finer things of life, such as the arts, the Geneva Affiliate program with the Art Institute of Pittsburgh may be the way to go.
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Being a student athlete is an awesome experience. However, every year, as the new student athletes come to campus, there is always an acute feeling of anxiety as they are unsure of what pre-season will hold for them. Here are some helpful tips coming from a former student athlete.
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There are actually a large number of students who commute to Geneva College. They choose this route since many of them live in the area and prefer to save money by commuting from home. But what does that life look like?
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Sadly, one of the first things to go when life gets busy in college is one’s personal devotional time. When so much is going on around them, college students find it hard to make time for devotions. Here are some helpful ways to stay faithful in devotions.
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Many students spend time in the months leading up to the start of the college year enjoying themselves at home. However, as the school year approaches, it becomes more important to reach out and make some new friends. In particular, you'll want to take steps to make friends with the person who will become your roommate. After all, you'll see this person more than any other on campus by sharing conversations, amenities, and study space. So, how do you form a connection with someone you don't know?
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Geneva College’s chapter of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) has become an important resource for women on campus with engineering and scientific aspirations. The SWE′s mission is to, "Stimulate women to achieve full potential in careers as engineers and leaders, expand the image of the engineering profession as a positive force in improving the quality of life, and demonstrate the value of diversity."
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The student body at Geneva represents over 60 denominations, which adds to the spiritual richness and diversity of the campus community. Geneva encourages students to connect with one of the many churches in the area while they are living on campus or nearby.
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Summer is a beautiful thing. The stress of school takes a three-month hibernation. The first few weeks are always glorious. After a while though, you may find yourself wondering, “How should I spend all this free time?” Here are five productive options besides hitting “play” on the next episode of whatever you're binge-watching on Netflix.
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When you are in college, summer provides a couple months to catch up on some important areas in your life that tend to get neglected when you are in school. Here are five things college students do this summer without becoming overwhelmed.
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One of the things that makes Geneva such a unique place is the emphasis of community. By being on a small, Christ-centered campus, we have the ability to grow together spiritually, as well as physically, emotionally and socially. This allows us to dive deeper into the hopes, fears and struggles of our friends and peers than would be possible at a larger school. And chapel is integral to our sense of community.
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The job-search process threatens to overwhelm students’ last few semesters of college. We are expected to research, apply, and interview for jobs and internships while continuing to manage our course load, social lives, on-campus responsibilities and Netflix schedules. The most important part of the process is networking. Naturally, this can be one of the most difficult things to accomplish—with overstuffed schedules, students can be at a disadvantage in building networks. This is the environment where career fairs thrive.
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There are countless possibilities on Geneva’s campus to get involved, be entertained, and to make new friends. You just have to be willing to put yourself out into the community to reap the benefits that Geneva offers. The choice is yours, but remember that there is always something to do when you have nothing to do!
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As a graduating senior, I’ve had at least one night class every semester—not by my own choosing, but because of scheduling conflicts and guest speakers and available slots. The semesters where I had two night classes were some of the longest. Over the years, I’ve learned how to survive. It can be narrowed down to four simple steps.
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College is the perfect place to acquire and hone the skills that are necessary for success in the post-graduate gauntlet, but a skill that cannot come from classroom experience alone is leadership—which, naturally, means that employers want to see it. Luckily, Geneva has plenty of opportunities to flex your leadership muscles.
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It’s around the middle of the spring semester, and that New Years’ resolution to go down to the fitness center and run three times a week might seem like an impossible commitment. So here are five reasons to carve out a few hours a week to exercise.
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With an already busy schedule, why carve out more precious time to decide which club to join, let alone the time required to participate in a student club? It’s a reasonable question, but there really are a number of good answers. So here are just a few reasons to join a club.
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College is an exciting and terrifying time of meeting new people, making your own decisions, sharing a room with a new friend, and learning how to manage your time. These changes can all create a chronic, background level of stress. And imagine how much your stress level would increase if an acute event happened like the end of a relationship, failing a test, or worse, the loss of someone close to you. How can learn to bounce back in the face of these stressors?
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Volunteering is an excellent investment of your time both for your community's benefit as well as for your own personal growth. Volunteering can empower you, open your world to new opportunities, give you insight into the way other people live, and help you to live out your faith. But many times, it seems too hard to find worthy organizations that match your interests and schedule.
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Facing your final exams may be the most stress you’ll face all season. It’s doubly stressful if you haven’t had the best study habits during the semester, and you have a lot riding on the outcome of your tests. Yet, stressing over your exams is one of the worst things you can do. With a calm, rational approach, last-minute studying can prove fruitful if you follow some of these tips.
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There just does not seem to be enough time for it all when you have a full schedule of classes, projects and assignments pending. What can a student do to get the most out of the college experience and stay on top of so many demands? Apps make it easy to use your mobile devices to help you to do more. There are a number of apps out there that can help lighten the load and organize your time. You might just have time for a personal life after all with these top apps.
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Whether you’ve been attending Geneva for a while or you are just starting out, you may have already found that one place on campus that suits your atmospheric needs when it comes to studying. But what you might not know is that there are numerous nooks on campus where students with any study type can be productive. Here are the top six places to study at Geneva that you should check out if you haven’t already. All of these hot spots are Wi-Fi-equipped.
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College is short. You have four years in the happy medium between parental tyranny and the crushing responsibility of adulthood, and then it’s over. Therefore, it is paramount that you make the most of the precious little time you have. How do you go about maximizing your Geneva experience? Make a bucket list of course! Here’s a list of six things every Geneva student should do before graduation.
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What’s to do in beautiful Beaver Falls during the 30 days hath November? Lots! The weeks leading up to Thanksgiving and Christmas bring a bounty of entertainment to our area this year, much to the delight of Geneva College students and faculty.
One of the scariest—and most exciting—things about college is finding out who your roommate will be for your freshman year. Here are a few things you should avoid doing, followed by things you should do to make life a little easier for everyone.
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Almost every school is finding new ways to keep their students entertained while balancing rigorous class loads, friends, athletics and for students like me, a job as the cherry on top. But what about that fuel that keeps our batteries charged in order to do all of the fun stuff that college has to offer? What about the food? We all know the mouthwatering feeling when we sink our teeth into a loaded burger from the dining hall, but if you’re like me when the weekend comes, that daily burger is looking less and less appealing. Here are five ways how you can cleanse your pallet and eat out as a student on a budget.
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College is (obviously) very different from high school. New students are probably living with someone they don’t know, trying to figure out how campus is laid out, and enrolled in subjects they’ve never taken before. On top of that, college students quickly realize that studying in college is a little (okay, very) different than studying in high school. Here are a few tips for getting into the grove of studying at college!
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Pennsylvania, the nation’s birthplace, was settled in 1643. Given its historical importance, most people immediately associate it with many of the country's important documents—the Constitution, Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, or the American Declaration of Independence. But the state has so many more interesting qualities that make it enticing and unique.
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Commuting can be hard at times. You go to the school, but at first you may feel a little out of touch with everyone who stays on campus. If you feel like this, I have good news; it doesn’t have to be this way! You can still be a part of the community while commuting! Here are four helpful things to keep in mind as a commuter.
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In the midst of an often stressful and overwhelming workload, college students sometimes wonder how they will make it through the semester. Time to rest and refocus is essential.
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This true story demonstrates the beauty of going to school on a small campus. But distance to class is only one of the reasons I love studying at a small college, so here are seven reasons why small campuses are the best.
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When considering your options for higher education, the importance of your beliefs, lifestyle and faith should never be underestimated. Choosing a faith-based institution ensures that you receive reinforcement of your core values while developing your career skills. Geneva College in Beaver Falls, PA, provides Christ-centered and community-focused education programs that encourage both spiritual and academic growth.
So you’ve made it this far! Fantastic! Here is a quick list to help you get settled in.
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The first semester of college is full of so much emotion: excitement, anxiety, joy. Here are some important tips to help you make a smooth transition and get the most out of your first semester.
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