College athletes face athletic and academic stress that can have prominent effects on their mental and physical health.
According to an NCAA Student-Athlete Well-Being Study released in 2022, the number of student-athletes reporting mental health concerns is 1.5 to 2 times higher than before the COVID-19 pandemic…
Category: Opinion
Must-Visit Coffee Shops Near Campus
Whether you’re cramming for finals, hanging out with friends or just need a pick me up, Susquehanna University is surrounded by several great coffee options.
From cozy local cafes to familiar favorites, here is your guide to the best spots for coffee near SU…
Concussions in College: The Real Impact
Concussions have been a hot topic in the sports world, particularly football, but they are far more common than in just professional football.
Here on campus, I know five people who have had a concussion while attending Susquehanna. Having a concussion is not a good thing under any circumstances, but for students, it is a massive problem and an academic inconvenience…
Neon Trees Lights Up the Spring Concert
By Eden Savoy On Saturday night, Susquehanna University’s campus pulsed with energy as Neon Trees delivered a performance exclusively for students in Weber Chapel for the spring concert. The evening started off…
Starting Up Susquehanna’s Student Entrepreneurs
By Elizabeth Smith The second Student Startup Market event filled all three floors of Apfelbaum Hall on March 13. Hosted by the entrepreneurship experience class (MGMT 434) and Sigma Nu Tau, the…
A Cheat Sheet to College Cooking
By Brian Shane Yogurt bowl: $5.23 to $12.48 for five servings per 32 ounces of yogurt, but the fruit will last up to 10 servings: Yogurt: $2.19 (32 ounces) Frozen blueberries:…
“Drill, Baby, Drill” : A Political Viewpoint
By Noel Bailey Within hours of being Commander-in-Chief, President Biden signed an executive order for the U.S. to re-join the Paris Climate Agreement. According to the United Nations Climate Agreement webpage, the…
Organ Donation and Being an Organ Donor
By Abigail Lentz Adrianne was a sophomore in high school when she was diagnosed with restrictive cardiomyopathy, a heart condition where the left side of her heart was stiff and unable to…
My Virtual GO Trip
By Elizabeth Smith At Susquehanna, everyone studies abroad. But instead of going on an in-person trip, I did a virtual immersion experience to South Africa and Zimbabwe. What is a virtual immersion…
Exploring Entrepreneurship and Innovation: A Student Course Reflection
By Elizabeth Smith The Entrepreneurship and Innovation course at Susquehanna offers students from all disciplines the chance to investigate the entrepreneurial opportunities that exist in various fields. The course offers hands-on…