By Zachary Bonner, Asst. News Editor The American Red Cross held a blood drive on Sept. 11 in the Degenstein Campus Cen- ter from 1 – 5 p.m. Students and faculty came to…
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SAC weekend activity event has campus in ‘fall frenzy’
By Harley Harasty, Contributing Writer For Susquehanna students, the Student Activities Committee’s (SAC) annual Fall Frenzy kicks off the season with gigantic inflatable obstacles and an outdoor feast. On Sept. 9, students celebrated…
Susquehanna continues their undefeated season
By Mel Barracato, Staff Writer The Susquehanna women’s soccer team went on the road and came out with their second consecutive shutout victory, this time a 1-0 win over Albright College this Sunday….
Cross country finishes well at Bucknell open
By Alex Kurtz, Sports Editor The Susquehanna men’s and women’s cross-country seasons opened with strong performances on both sides at the Bucknell Open in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania. The top overall performance for the River…
Field hockey goes to title game, falls to Kean
By Mel Barracato, Staff Writer The Susquehanna Women’s Field Hockey team faced off against both Wilkes and Kean in the Connie Harnum Classic tournament this past weekend in Selinsgrove and came out of…
Susquehanna struggles, loses twice
By Alex Kurtz, Sports Editor The Susquehanna men’s soccer team suffered two loses this week, the first on Sunday against Elmira where they lost 2-1, and the second was on Wednesday when they…
Volleyball breaks even at tournament in Texas
By Alex Kurtz, Sports Editor The Susquehanna women’s volleyball team went south to compete in the UMHB Tournament in Belton, Texas over the weekend where the River Hawks would finish 2-2. Susquehanna played…
River Hawks win rivalry game over Lycoming College
By Nick Forbes, Managing Editor of Design The Stagg Hat Trophy is coming back to Selinsgrove after the Susquehanna River Hawks defeated the rival Lycoming Warriors 7-6 in an opening-day defensive showdown on…
Third film in series ‘despicably’ good
By Megan Ruge, Co-editor in Chief “Despicable Me 3” was the children’s movie of the summer. Acquiring some $72 million at the box office in its opening weekend, the third film in the…
Library art reception highlights work of community members
By Daniel Bettendorf, Living & Arts Editor A reception for an art collection titled “Roadside Elegance” was held on Sept. 6 in the Blough-Weis Library. The collection featured pieces from local artists Marilyn…