By Katie Willis, Staff writer A new art exhibit, “Body and Mind,” created by adjunct faculty in art Lori Kershner, is on display on the first floor of the Blough-Weis Library throughout…
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Native American performer teaches tradition through hip hop
By Hanifah Jones, Staff writer Native-American activist and hip-hop artist Supaman performed at Susquehanna in Isaacs Auditorium on April 5. Christian Parrish Takes The Gun, also known by his stage name, Supaman,…
Editor offers snapshot of Dance Corps
By Alyssa Gehris, Photography editor Growing up, I was never the most involved person. I played sports, got good grades but, I knew there was something I was missing out on. Midway…
Dimes for a beneficial cause at SU
By Abbie Steinly, Staff writer Students are gathering up their spare change to donate to Sigma Gamma Rho’s second annual Dime Wars, happening until April 19, in the lower level of Degenstein…
SAC applications open for committed students
By Michael Bernaschina, Staff writer Applications for students interested in joining the Student Activities Committee and helping to support future activities and events on campus are now available online. Student Activities Committee,…
Senshu University exchange student reflects on last program
By Haruka Takeda, Contributing writer Firstly, I would like to say thank you to all of the members of the Susquehanna University community. We, Senshu students, all twelve of us who joined…
Former governor to appear as a speaker opposite of Shapiro
By Makenna Hall, Staff writer Susquehanna will continue to encourage civil discourse on campus by welcoming former Democratic governor of Pennsylvania, Ed Rendell. His topic will be “A Progressive View of America”…
Innovators and creators organize to showcase their passion
By Kyle Kern, Co-editor in chief Susquehanna students’ passions were showcased at a new event hosted by DICE and University Innovation Fellows, UIF, on April 4. Participating students had tables in Mellon…
Greeks jamming out for a good cause
By Abbie Steinly, Staff writer Students in the Greek community showcased their musical talents in Tau Kappa Epsilon’s fundraising event for their philanthropy, on Monday, March 26. This was the third year…
Hawks hold late as they upset foe Blue Jays 9-8
By Kyle Kern, Co-editor in chief The Susquehanna men’s lacrosse team came out on top with a 9-8 win against Elizabethtown College on Saturday, March 24 at home. The River Hawks improved…