By Lily Fay Photo by Gordon Wenzel Have you ever thought about who’s paying for you to go here? This thought might not cross your mind very often, but regardless, every student at…
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SU Student Scores Big During Target Drop Day
By Isabel Shrader Target announced that they will be having three special items drop days for their Pokémon collection. The first occurred on Wednesday, September 16th, with Pokémon packs being restocked in…
“No Major, No Problem” for First Year Students
By Deana Lesher “What do you want to major in?” This simple question is often repeated in the span of a few, short months in your senior year of high school. For…
Smallest Freshman Class
By Brenna McGuire Four weeks into the new academic year at Susquehanna University, and it seems that everyone has been finding their footing. The freshman class contains a total of 537 students,…
Non-Food Items That Aren’t Celiac Safe
By Kelly Waldron, Opinions Editor What does the “Big Three” mean to you? Big three athletes? Actors? Ice cream flavors? For those with celiac disease, wheat, barley and rye are the “big three.” Celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder where your…
Spring-Time Skincare
By Lily Fay Need some improvements to your skincare or makeup routine? I got you! During this semester, I varied between products for both skincare and makeup. I have never had a consistent routine for…
Spring Concert 2026
By Jessica Christensen Over this past weekend, Susquehanna University’s Weber Chapel boomed with energy as the annual spring concert was held for students. This year’s performer was rapper and singer Flo Rida with DJ Killa Kam as…
How to Be Involved with Creative Writing as a Non-Major
By Eowyn Thompson I think it’s safe to say Creative Writing is one of our campus’s biggest majors, and with so many talented people already involved in the program, it can feel difficult…
How to Survive a Susquehanna Spring
By Jaidyn Steinbrecher Spring at Susquehanna University is a season of contradictions. Warm afternoons invite open windows and outdoor gatherings, while freezing nights, pollen-filled air, and lingering winter systems remind students that central Pennsylvania does not…
Burnout vs. Laziness
By Lily Fay After coming back from spring break, you might already be feeling the stressors of student life here at SU. Maybe you’ve already had a quiz, maybe your professor has introduced a big group project, or maybe you’re just anticipating summer…