By Devonne Tourre, Asst. Digital Media Editor, Human figurative art was the focus of the Figurative Drawing and Painting Competition on Oct. 20 in Lore Degenstein Gallery. The competition was judged by…
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Susquehanna musician gains traction through campus events
By Liz Hammond, Asst. Living & Arts Editor There’s a certain aura to new musicians. They have a nervous energy. They tend to stumble over their words about the band because it’s…
Noir captivates in severe “Bad Times”
By Nick Cardillo, Contributing Writer It’s cliche to say that a movie is like a roller coaster ride: but there are few descriptions which would be more fitting for writer, producer and…
Student rapper finds voice in connection ‘bigger than music’
By Alex Kurtz, Sports Editor September 7, 2018: recording artist Mac Miller was found dead in his home of a drug overdose. Many across the country mourned his death and were haunted…
SU reading highlights life in historical works
By Danielle Bettendorf, Living and Arts Editor Historical author Kim van Alkemade visited Susquehanna as the most recent guest of the Seavey Reading Series on Oct. 9 in Isaacs Auditorium. Senior Savanna…
Homecoming recital unites music groups in SU tribute performance
By Julie Bauer, Staff Writer The Susquehanna Music Department presented the Leonard Bernstein Centennial Concert at 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 6 in Stretansky Concert Hall. The concert involved the University Symphonic Band,…
Turn It Up: A Music Review
By Danielle Bettendorf, Living & Arts Editor With the release of “Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again” this past summer, ABBA fans have a whole other album to stream over and over…
Student-created plays get ‘diverse’ for common reading theme
By Julie Bauer, Staff Writer Students performed personal works in the fourth annual 24-Hour Play Festival on Sept. 29 in Isaacs Auditorium. The festival was co-produced by juniors Madison Niness and Rowen…
Festival to test students’ ‘Resilience’
By Julie Bauer, Contributing Writer The annual 24-Hour Play Festival will showcase student works at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 29 in Isaacs Auditorium. The festival will take place for the fourth year…
Netflix original cartoon faces morality in the time of showbiz
By Makenna Hall, Asst. News Editor Back in August 2014, Netflix debuted the ambivalent and now acclaimed original cartoon “BoJack Horseman.” For five seasons, the show has tailed a humanoid horse, BoJack,…