The COVID-19 pandemic has caused major setbacks in the Susquehanna community and have left students wary of traveling abroad.
Author: The Quill
Online Learning
By Madeline Lanning, Contributing Writer and Editor Across the globe, schools and their administration have been battling to figure out the best version of learning for students due to the COVID-19 pandemic….
Student workers voice concerns, advocate for protocol changes
RAs and Student Ambassadors have advocated for safety changes on campus.
Soccer coach Findlay discusses non-season, team bonding
“I guess you sometimes don’t realize what you have until it’s gone.”
Campus departments start discussion on sexual violence prevention
Guest speaker Tim Mousseau shared his personal story of sexual violence to encourage students to not feel ashamed in looking for support with sexual violence incidents.
Remote Learning- Is It Worth It?
“I decided that for the amount I was paying to be on campus but still have some classes online, I could stay at home where I felt more safe and comfortable during this pandemic,” senior Sam Brumagin said.
Sophomore spends quarantine self-publishing novel
When school began remotely, it gave her even more time to work on and publish her novel.
SU’s book club invites readers to join its virtual meetings
Photo by Freddie Marriage on Unsplash By Makenna Hall, Managing Editor of Content Susquehanna’s monthly book club has moved to Zoom for the fall semester, hoping to provide a relaxing, casual space…
Glass Animals offers catchy concept album
After getting past the first song, the album shines with great song after great song.
Blough-Weis Library virtually opens the house for new students
By Makenna Hall, Managing Editor of Content Susquehanna’s library staff is refusing to let new health regulations prevent incoming students from learning about the library’s sources by implementing a virtual open house,…