By Kyle Kern, Co-Editor in Chief What ever happened to “you don’t judge a book by its cover”? I am not talking about recent allegations of Hollywood elite or political scandals. I am…
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Cookie Dude teaches baking skills
By Benjamin Roehlke, Staff Writer On Nov. 13, the Center for Academic Achievement held another Adulting 101 session titled “The Cookie Dude: Baking Hacks.” For this session, baker and business owner Dan Macarthur…
SU’s solar farm project informational session focuses on PA
By Michael Bernaschina, Staff Writer Earlier this week, a representative from WGL Energy visited campus to give a seminar to students and faculty on renewable energy. Richard E. Walsh, the Program Lead of…
Hunger and poverty simulation focuses on issues present
By Zach Bonner, Asst. News Editor The Johnson Center for Civic Engagement, or JCCE, held their eighth annual Hunger Banquet this past Monday, November 13. The banquet is a simulation that attempts to…
Astros go from cellar-dwellers to world champs
By Michael Henkin, Staff Writer Prior to the start of the 2017 MLB season, the Houston Astros had never won a World Series championship. Earlier this month, however, the team won its first…
Women’s soccer earns NCAA tournament bid
By Rachael Cataldo, Asst. Sports Editor After the game ended in a scoreless tie, the Susquehanna women’s soccer team was able to advance to the Landmark Conference Championship game with a 3-2 win…
River Hawks begin their season with a 2-0 sweep
By Mel Barracato, Staff Writer Susquehanna men’s and women’s swim teams swept their tri-matches against both Marywood and Drew last weekend to start out their seasons 2 – 0 each. The men’s team…
Susquehanna’s season comes to an end after a five-set loss to Scranton
By Kalyn Albers, Staff Writer Senior outside hitter Morgan Lowe was able to add a total of 13 kills to freshman right setter Sydney Portale in the semifinal round of the Landmark Conference…
SU demolishes conference-foe McDaniel on Senior Day
By Alyssa Gehris, Staff Writer Susquehanna’s football team earned a convincing 33–10 win against McDaniel on their last home game of the season to keep postseason hope on Saturday, Nov. 4. In the…
Annual lecture tackles WWII era comic books
By Sam Miller, Staff Writer Mark Fertig, associate professor of art, presented the annual John C. Horn Lecture entitled “Take That Adolf! Comic Books During the Second World War” in Isaacs Auditorium on…