By Kyle Kern, Co-editor in chief Pennsylvania could be forced to implement court drawn legislative districts after the governor and the legislature failed to approve a redrawn map for the Feb. 15…
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Former SU coach and namesake of sports complex dies at 87
By Dylan Smith, Staff Writer Running onto Amos Alonzo Stagg Football Field from the building named after the man who gave everything to the sport he loved, is a rush. Imagine being…
Track & Field continues to finish strong this year
By Alyssa Gehris, Photography Editor Susquehanna men’s and women’s track and field both earned some top finishes at the Bison Open indoor meet on January 26 and 27. Sophomore Chris Petraskie earned…
Swimming sweeps foe Scranton on Saturday
By Mel Barracato, Staff Writer Both the men’s and women’s swim teams beat Scranton on Saturday in Scranton. The women finished with a 148114 victory and the men’s team cruised to a…
Adams drops 23 points and nine rebounds but River Hawks fall to rival Juniata College 58-51
By Alex Kurtz, Sports Editor Despite a strong performance from senior Courtney Adams, the Susquehanna women’s basketball fell to rival Juniata College 58-51 on Wednesday night in Selinsgrove. Adams scored a game-high…
Eagles and Pats square off in Super Bowl LII
By Sean Rodriguez, Contributing Writer Super Bowl LII will kick off this Sunday, Feb. 4 at 6:30 p.m. where the New England Patriots take on the Philadelphia Eagles in a rematch of…
SU’s struggles continue with losses
By Rachael Cataldo, Asst. Sports Editor Sophomore Zach Knecht led the Susquehanna men’s basketball team with 15 points on Saturday, Jan. 27 during a tough 88–72 Landmark Conference loss at home against…
Markel brings wealth of experience to SU cheerleading
By Dylan Smith, Staff Writer It’s hard not to be distracted by an adorable one-year-old running around Garrett Sports Complex throwing golf balls around the Clyde’s eating area. For the first year…
Lights, Camera, Action! : Dark comedy pairs “raw” personalities
By Kelsey Rogers, Asst. Living & Arts Editor Netflix is notorious for brand new releases at the beginning of the year and Netflix originals in themselves can be hit or miss. On…
Group featuring SU faculty plays “rich, diverse” repertoir
By Kelsey Rogers, Asst. Living & arts editor Elements of jazz and soul were showcased by the music group Love Salad in Stretansky Concert Hall on Jan. 25. Founded and directed by…