By Haley Zeller, Arts & Entertainment Editor; Photo Credits to Thamoda Haputhanthri On Saturday night, the Asian Cultural Association (ACA) hosted their second annual Lunar New Year celebration at TRAX. The event honored…
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SU Paranormal sheds light on their spooky experiences
By Jasmine Durst The Susquehanna University Paranormal Club (SUP) does many spooky things across campus every year, and their stories show what they witnessed throughout their time. Not only does the club host the annual haunted house in Weber Chapel every…
SU students dominate the world of Minecraft
By Jasmine Durst; Photo Credits to Jasmine Durst SU E-Sports hosted a Minecraft Build Battle competition that was open to the public. The competition occurred on Feb. 20, 2026, from 5-7 p.m. in Charlie’s Lounge, and participants were…
“A Language of Dragons:” A book review
By Mattie Lugar Fantasy has always been my favorite genre to read from, and when you throw in dragons and academia? That’s even better. “A Language of Dragons” by S. F. Williamson can easily be classified…
SU Groups Fundraise for Opportunities
By Jasmine Durst Have you ever stopped and wondered: “Hmm. Why do these organizations, sports teams and clubs table so much?” The answer is simple: funding. These fundraisers go to the club’s account which pays for…
“The Phoenix Keeper:” A book review
By Mattie Lugar While I’m a huge fan of fantasy, I’ve never really ventured into cozy fantasy before reading this book. “The Phoenix Keeper” by S.A. MacLean was a hit for me as soon as I…
SU Improv prepares for the perfect Friday date night
By Haley Zeller, Editor of Arts & Entertainment; Photo Credits to SU Improv SU Improv Comedy is excited to present “Fooling Around,” their Valentine’s-themed improv show on Friday, Feb. 20 at 7:00 p.m. With two groups…
Sourcebooks CEO and founder Dominique Raccah visits Susquehanna for annual P&E Lecture
Photo by Hannah Matriccino By Lily Papendick, Assistant Editor of Arts & Entertainment “If you ask me at 2 a.m. what I want most, I’d say I want to change the fucking…
“One Dark Window:” A Book Review
By Mattie Lugar My first dive into the gothic fantasy genre, the novel “One Dark Window” by Rachel Gillig is full of mystery, betrayal, and a magic system that will pull…
Anna Badkhen kicks off the Spring 2026 Seavey Reading Series
Article and photo by Jasmine Durst Despite the cold weather, the Seavey Reading Series kicked off their first event of the semester with a full auditorium on Tuesday, Feb. 3. Anna…