On Saturday, Mar. 15, the opening reception for the annual Senior Graphic Design and Studio Art Exhibition took place in Lore Degenstein Gallery.
This year’s theme “Ouroboros” represents the ancient symbol of a snake eating its own tail, depicting themes of eternity and interconnectedness and reminding us that emergence of the new means leaving behind the old.
Category: Arts and Entertainment
An Evening of David Ives: A Production by Five Senior Student Directors
By Lily Papendick On Feb. 14-16, Degenstein Theater hosted “An Evening of David Ives,” featuring seven short plays put on by five senior student directors from the theatre department. …
Founder of World’s Largest Rehabilitation Program Speaks as This Year’s Alice Pope-Shade Lecture
By Nick Williams, Photography Editor Assistant News Editor Father Gregory Boyle, founder of Homeboy Industries—the world’s largest gang intervention and rehabilitation program—delivered a powerful lecture at Susquehanna University, weaving humor,…
An Evening with Javon Johnson
By Lily Papendick With the month of February comes Black History Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the achievements and contributions of African Americans throughout U.S. history. In honor…
Author of “The 1619 Project” Shares Wisdom in Weber Chapel
By Jasmine Durst Nikole Hannah-Jones visited Susquehanna University on Feb. 12, 2025, at 7 p.m. in Weber Chapel as part of the Susquehanna University 2025 Lecture and Discussion Series. She…
Clifford Thompson Visits Susquehanna
In the fourth installment of the Seavey Reading Series, Susquehanna University hosted visiting author Clifford Thompson on Feb. 4 in Isaac’s Auditorium.
Clifford Thompson is an essayist, novelist, illustrator and painter whose work often focuses on a mixture of race, identity and culture, with many of his pieces drawn from his own experiences as a black man growing up in America…
Susquehanna University Announces “An Evening of David Ives”
By Lily Warshaw What do monkeys on typewriters, a fictional language, and a famous composer buying bread have in common? They’re all part of the quirky and captivating production “An…
P.S. We Love You Selinsgrove
By Kelly Waldron, Opinions Editor The PS I Love You SU chapter hosted its first “Purple Selinsgrove” initiative on Sunday, Feb. 9. Members of the P.S. I Love…
ACA Welcomes the Year of the Snake
After six years since the last occurrence, Susquehanna honored the Lunar New Year festival with a celebration on Saturday, February 1. Warmly put together by the Asian Cultural Association (ACA), Miss Li lian Schultz at the Hawk Hub, and for so many more, the celebration was extremely memorable, and it gave many attendees a long-awaited feeling of home.
Former Susquehanna Student Returns, Published and Ready to Share Her Experience
Jessica Nirvana Ram, a Susquehanna 2019 graduate, is an Indo-Guyanese poet. She is the author of the poetry collection “Earthly Gods” (Variant Literature, 2024). Ram gave a public reading from her debut book of poetry “Earthly Gods” at 4:15 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 21, in the Lore Degenstein Art Gallery at Susquehanna University. She also taught an SU Slam Master Class in Fisher Hall at 7 p.m.