By Danielle Bettendorf, Living & arts editor With the semester coming to a close, everyone is anxious to get off campus and go home. As some inspiration for the months to come,…
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Susquehanna GSA performs annual ‘Rocky Horror’ show
By Danielle Bettendorf, Living & arts editor Susquehanna’s Gender and Sexuality Alliance performed its annual “Rocky Horror Picture Show” in Isaac’s Auditorium on April 21 and 22. The performances were “shadow cast,”…
SU Shakespeare club to host annual production
By Katie Willis, Staff writer The Shakespeare Club will present its annual spring production of the play “Macbeth,” one of Shakespeare’s most popular tragedies. The play depicts the titular Scottish nobleman who…
Annual bands concert to feature composer theme
By Sarah McMillin, Staff writer The University Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble will pay tribute to American composer Leonard Bernstein in their final concert of the year on Sunday, April 29 at…
Turn It Up: A Music Review
By Liz Hammond, Digital media editor We all remember Tyler, the Creator’s most recent album, “Flower Boy.” But do you know who was behind the most heavy and soulful moments on the…
Art exhibition focuses on ‘different approaches’ in abstraction
By Kat Cardenas, Staff writer The final gallery exhibition of the semester, “Contemporary Abstract and Nonrepresentational Painting,” took place in the Lore Degenstein Gallery on April 21. The exhibition was co-curated by…
Editor wants more from nostalgic show
By Danielle Bettendorf, Living & arts editor While I try to keep up-todate on the latest pop culture, recently I’ve found myself falling behind here and there. One of the things I…
Alumna gives advice, reads at student magazine launch
By Megan Shaffer, Contributing writer Susquehanna alumna Melissa Goodrich read in conjunction with the launch of the 2018 edition of “RiverCraft,” titled “Where the Earth Felt Warmer,” on April 16. Goodrich read…
Belly dance highlights Arabic culture, history
By Sarah McMillin, Staff writer Susquehanna’s Belly Dance Circle performed their annual Hafla performance on April 14. “Hafla” stems from the Arabic word for party. They are organized and performed by belly…
Historical play to champion feminist themes, spotlight female academics
By Kelsey Rogers, Asst. living & arts editor “Blue Stockings,” a play about women attempting to attain their educational rights in the late 1800s, will premiere on April 26 at 7:30 p.m….