By Danielle Bettendorf, Living and Arts Editor Susquehanna students performed a choreopoem entitled “Roadmap” on April 13 and 14 in Issacs Auditorium. “Roadmap” was written by Assistant Professor of English & Creative…
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SU students travel through time for ‘Dance Dance Evolution’ showcase
By Sarah McMillin, Staff Writer Susquehanna University Dance Corp’s annual showcase, this year titled “Dance Dance Evolution,” was held on April 6 in Weber Chapel Auditorium. For Dance Corps president, senior Hannah…
Opera scenes make classic literature characters come alive
By Lily Gannon, Staff Writer Susquehanna students performed scenes from operas and musicals on April 7 in Stretansky Concert Hall. According to sophomore Allison Steinert, the performance gave both the students and…
Flip The Pages! A Book Review: Obsessive thriller bores editor to tears
By Danielle Bettendorf, Living & Arts Editor At one point in “Looker” by Laura Sims, the narrator drops a glass dish to the floor, then picks up the broken pieces and takes…
Student conveys progress through senior trumpet recital
By Lily Gannon, Staff Writer Senior Brennan Rudy performed on trumpet for his senior recital on March 30 in Stretansky Concert Hall. During his recital, Rudy performed “Konzert No. 1 c moll”…
Seniors present diverse works in dual vocal performance
By Sarah McMillin, Staff Writer Seniors Ben Nause, tenor, and John Uhlig, baritone, performed a joint senior recital on March 29 in Stretansky Music Hall. Nause and Uhlig alternated performing their respective…
Lights, Camera, Action! A Movie Review: Anime adaptation delivers mixed results
By Megan Ruge, Managing Editor of Content Books and movies, childlike nostalgia and long awaited sequels have been polluting the big screen. With last year’s top movies being a biopic and a…
Theatre showcase puts twist on popular songs
By Lauren Runkle, Staff Writer Susquehanna students performed a Broadway “Miscast” Cabaret at on March 30 in Isaacs Auditorium. First-year Julia Loudenback said that the show features works from musical theatre, but…
Turn it up: a music review
By Danielle Bettendorf, Living & Arts Editor As a well-known local pop connoisseur, I always try to keep up-to-date with the Top 40 and everything that’s current. I figured it was about…
Student play examines identity in storytelling through existentialism
By Lauren Runkle, Staff Writer Susquehanna presented the student-written play “Caius and Quid” on March 22 and 23. The play was written by junior Steven McKnight and directed by senior Amber Legge….