By Jessica Christensen The classic enemies-to-lovers trope is a popular one among romance books and is prevalent in the book The Fine Print by Lauren Asher. The book follows a stuck-up, grumpy billionaire…
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School of Dragons: A Game Review
By Jasmine Durst | Photo Credits to Jasmine Durst A one-of-a-kind game has been brought back to life after its discontinuation by fans who still loved and cherished its memory. School of Dragons is a massively multiplayer online…
“The Summer of Broken Rules:” A Book Review
By Mattie Lugar As the weather changes and the days start to get warmer, to me it feels only fitting to recommend one of my all-time favorite books. The Summer of Broken Rules by…
A Preview of the Selinsgrove Gelnett Book Festival
By Stella Feenstra, Digital Social Media & Advertising Editor Poster Design by Riley Gomez and Brinley Lopes; Artwork by Fayth Snyder Six students in the Susquehanna University’s build collaborative program are ready to present their…
A Reflection on the FUSE Conference
By Mattie Lugar On March 26-29 Susquehanna hosted the annual FUSE Conference, and I had the privilege of not only attending the conference but also planning it. The annual conference is a way for different…
Fashion Speaks: A$AP Rocky Swears on His Marmot-Inspired Suit Jacket That Harlem is the Best-Dressed Neighborhood in New York City
By Mia Linder | Photo credit to Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for The Met Museum/Vogue It’s officially April, and we have good news and bad news: The bad news is that it’s time to pay your taxes. The good news is that there is…
A Celebration and History of Easter
By Jasmine Durst | Photo Credits to Jasmine Durst Easter, one of America’s ‘big holidays,’ is celebrated by millions in different ways. On Thurs., April 2, Charlie’s Lounge hosted an Easter Egg Decorating event from 6:00-9:00 p.m. They had…
Shakespeare Club Prepares to Perform King Lear
By Jaidyn Steinbrecher After three years of leading Susquehanna University’s Shakespeare Club, seniors Ella Baker and Gracie White are closing out their tenure with their most ambitious production yet: King Lear. The…
Resisting Tyranny with Plato’s Socrates: A Lecture by Dr. Coleen Zoller
By Stella Feenstra, Digital Social Media & Advertising Editor On Mar. 16, students, faculty, and philosophy enthusiasts gathered in Isaacs Auditorium for a lecture delivered by this year’s recipient of the John C. Horn Award for Distinguished Scholarship and Creativity:…
2025-2026 Artist Series Concludes With Performer John Holiday
By Jasmine Durst | Photo Credits to Shervin Lainez John Holiday is a distinctive and versatile artist, praised as “one of the finest countertenors of his generation” (Los Angeles Times) and for his singing that is “arrestingly…