By Lily Gannon, Staff Writer The 1950s will take center stage in the play âCrumbs from the Table of Joy,â which Susquehanna will debut at 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 28 in Degenstein Center Theater. …
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Faculty recital highlights complex female characters, recurring issues
by Sarah McMillin, Staff Writer A recital presenting the stories and struggles of women will be performed at 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 26 in Stretansky Music Hall. Associate Professor of Music Corrine Byrne will sing…
âBlind booksâ support visitors branching out
Photo taken by Makenna Hall. Sophomore Kaitlyn Gardineer held the âBlind Date With a (Social Justice) Bookâ event on Feb. 19 in Blough-Weis Library to encourage students to look into topics they…
True crime psych show âtrulyâ falls flat
By Megan Ruge, Editor-in-Chief If you have been paying attention to pop culture, you would notice the increased interest in psychopaths and serial killers. Maybe you know this and maybe you belong…
Turn In Up: A Music Review
By Danielle Bettendorf, Living and Arts Editor Next month marks a special anniversary for those who were teens in the late 2000s – on March 20, it will be exactly four years…
Faculty Recital to Feature Sonatas
by Lauren Runkle, Contributing Writer Adjunct Professor of Flute Leslie Cullen and Adjunct Faculty in Music Gary Boerckel will perform a faculty recital at 7:30 on Feb. 27 in Stretansky Concert Hall. The two will perform a sonata by Paul Hindesmith and a…
Dual streaming documentaries tackle failed 2017 music festival
By Hanifah Jones, Digital Media Editor Social media, fraud and millennial culture are the focus of two documentaries about our generationâs biggest catfish: Fyre Festival. What was promised to be the music…
Turn It Up: A Music Review
By Danielle Bettendorf, Living & Arts Editor With pop culture fueling our desire to keep revisiting nostalgia (just look at the music video for âthank u, nextâ), itâs no wonder that whenever…
SU visual arts magazine to showcase for students
By Sarah McMillin, Staff Writer A new visual arts magazine at Susquehanna, titled âIllusion,â is currently taking submissions for its first publication. Senior Dylan Scillia, who created âIllusion,â said, âThe goal is to…
Historical play features ânot well-knownâ woman in science
Pictured: Juniors Katy Trunz (left) and Madison Niness (right) during a rehearsal of ‘Silent Sky’ By Megan Ruge, Editor-in-Chief The Susquehanna Department of Theatre will debut the woman-centered production of âSilent Skyâ…