By Lily Gannon, Staff Writer Guitarist Kevin J. Cope performed a selection of his compositions on March 5 in Stretansky Concert Hall. Cope performed “Pneuma,” “Suite No. 1,” “Solstices,” “Ithnaan…
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Trout signing brings loyalty to Hollywood
By Alex Kurtz, Sports Editor If you ask any baseball fan in America who the best active baseball player is, most of them would have the same answer: Mike Trout….
Men’s lacrosse goes 2-1 over break
By Kyle Kern, Staff Writer The Susquehanna men’s lacrosse team (4-5) won two games over spring break including a win over Alvernia on St. Patrick’s Day. The team’s first game…
Women’s LAX gets confidence boost over break
By Mike Henken, Staff Writer The Susquehanna women’s lacrosse team had a successful spring break, winning two of their three games over the course of the week. On Tuesday, March…
Baseball wins two games during stint in Florida
By Andrew Snyder, Staff Writer The Susquehanna baseball team (2-6) traveled to Port Charlotte, Fla. during spring break to participate in the Snowbird Baseball Classic and begin its Landmark Conference…
Phi Beta Sigma presents third annual Wild ‘N Out event
By Michael Mandigo, Staff Writer Susquehanna’s Phi Beta Sigma held it’s third annual Wild ’N Out event on Friday, March 1 in Issacs Auditorium to bring attention to the fraternity…
Visiting Writer Brings Life to Reading
By Sarah McMillin, Staff Writer Award–winning author Aminatta Forna presented a reading of her works as part of the Seavey Reading Series on March 5 in Weber Chapel Auditorium. The reading focused on Forna’s new book, “Happiness.” “Happiness” follows two…
Gore breaks school record for home runs during Florida trip
By Mike Henken, Staff Writer Senior infielder Jackie Gore broke the Susquehanna school record for career home runs as the Susquehanna softball team traveled down to Florida for spring break…
SU professor shares experience working with asylum seekers
By Kaila Snyder, Staff Writer Associate Professor of Anthropology Shari Jacobson hosted a discussion recounting what she witnessed when she volunteered with asylum seekers at the border in Texas. Jacobson critically analyzed migration and the border itself on Feb. 26 in the Shearer Dining Rooms. …
Former U.S. senator talks political experience, religion
By Michael Mandigo, Staff Writer Former U.S. Senator Joe Lieberman of Connecticut gave a speech on politics and religion as part of the Alice Pope Shade Lecture series on Feb….