By Alex Kurtz Sports Editor Public service announcement to all people burning their Nike gear in protest of former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick being the face of a new Nike advertising campaign:…
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Hawks go 0-2 at Ithaca
By Brandon Farren Staff Writer The Susquehanna women’s volleyball team went 0–2 at the Ithaca College Invitational on Saturday, Sept 8. The first loss was against Wesleyan (Conn). The River Hawks dropped…
Football defeats nationally-ranked Hopkins
By Ryan Prosick Contributing Writer For the first time in ten years and for the first time at home since 1977, the Susquehanna football team took down number-18 ranked Johns Hopkins 37–35…
5k record very close for Reese
By Rachael Cataldo Asst. Sports Editor Junior standout Erin Reese led the Susquehanna women’s cross country team to a third-place finish at the 46th Dutchmen Invitational at Union Canal Tunnel Park on…
Teen outcast comedy “loses” its footing
By Megan Ruge Managing Editor of Content A reocurring theme in modern films is the inclusion of pop culture: both the best and the worst. Movies have shown email pen pals, high…
Fall play to tackle religious abuse
By Michael Mandigo Staff writer The theatre department will debut its fall production, “Doubt: a Parable,” at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 20 in Degenstein Center Theater.Daily performances will continue through Sept. 23….
Library: local artwork focuses on community
By Devonne Tourre Contributing Writer An exhibition featuring the work of local artist Sharon McCuen is currently on display on the first floor of the Blough-Weis Library. A reception was held to…
Turn it up: a music review
By Liz Hammond & Nick Forbes Asst. Living & Arts Editor & Managing Editor of Design Last week, this column was dedicated to Mac Miller and his new album, “Swimming.” This week,…
My years here now at Susquehanna
By Harvey Edwards Adjunct Faculty in English Although I cannot recollect exactly who, a wise man once told me: “When you retire, retire to something.” In that, he meant after my primary…
Editor shares self-reflection during NSPW
By Liz Hammond Asst. Living and Arts Editor In honor of National Suicide Prevention Week I’m going to dedicate this article to my own journey. The journey of my road to sanity….