Article and photography by Jasmine Durst Approximately 7.3 trillion metric tons of human-caused carbon have been created, according to a bioethicist and moral philosopher from Johns Hopkins University. “Responsible Consumption in…
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Esteemed Poet Khalisa Rae Visits Susquehanna University in the Second Installment of the Seavey Reading Series
By Lily Papendick In the second installment of the 2025-2026 Seavey Reading Series, Susquehanna University hosted visiting poet Khalisa Rae on Oct. 21 in Isaac’s Auditorium. A multi-hyphenated poet, activist, educator, and…
Award-Winning Ensemble comes to Susquehanna
Article and Photos By Jasmine Durst Details Provided By Amanda O’Rourke, Public Relations Manager The Ensemble du Bout du Monde, a saxophone quartet of classically trained, award-winning saxophonists from Israel, Italy,…
Are You Prepared to be “Scared Scriptless?”
Photo by Grace Hogan (‘28) By Haley Zeller, A&E Section Editor Halloween is right around the corner, and so is SU’s Improv Comedy Club, ready to bring you bone-clacking laughs and…
Dion Parson & 21st Century Band: Bringing a New Sound to Susquehanna
By Lily Papendick To kick off Susquehanna’s 2025-2026 Artist Series, Dion Parson & 21st Century Band are performing in Weber Auditorium on Oct. 9 at 7:30 p.m. The event is open to…
GO on and Adventure to Southern France
By Brianna Luby, Managing Editor of Digital Content Most students by now have heard about the Global Opportunities (GO) program, or Susquehanna’s version of studying abroad. There are a ton of…
New Play ‘Chains of Dew’ Tackles Important Conversation with Comedy
By Audrey Miller It is the year 1922; women have recently earned the right to vote, but the fight for autonomy is far from over. In her play, Chains of Dew, playwright…
Dr. Roth Kicks off the Seavey Reading Series
By Jasmine Durst With a packed audience and no seating left, Dr. Laurence Roth’s reading of his new novel, “Unpacking My Father’s Bookstore,” was the first of many in the Writers…
Former Venezuelan Political Leader David Smolansky Gives Lecture about Venezuela’s Fight for Freedom
By Lily Papendick On Thursday, Sept. 11, Venezuelan political leader David Smolansky delivered this year’s Weis Memorial Lecture at 7 p.m. in the Degenstein Theater. Following an introduction by Dr. Matthew Rousu,…
A Word From the Visiting Assistant Professors in the Writing Department
By Jasmine Durst and Hannah Matriccino Susquehanna University’s Writers’ Institute warmly welcomes the expertise of two Visiting Assistant Professors of Creative Writing this fall: Dr. Apoorva Bradshaw-Mittal and Dr. Sean Ironman. …