Tabitha Giacolone started in the position in January.
Category: News
Dining Services responds to complaints, promises adjustments coming
By Emily Costantino, Staff Writer Images are circulating throughout the student community showing what appears to be bugs in the food from the Degenstein Campus Center. A series of pictures were posted…
Susquehanna comprehensive fee increases as inflation, wage costs rise
The total increase is around four percent compared to the ’21-’22 rate.
Spring ’22 Plan update requires boosters, warns students to figure out quarantine, more
Students will need to quarantine off-campus if they test positive for COVID-19.
GOing your way during a pandemic- senior, staff reflect on trips during COVID-19
Photo provided by Kaitlyn Merklinger By Madeline Lanning, Staff Writer Students at Susquehanna University were hit with an incomprehensible decision following the news of the COVID-19 pandemic. That decision being, travel within…
Susquehanna’s impact on the environment
By Rebecca Wood Picture provided by Rebecca Wood Susquehanna University’s environmental research facilities-including the solar array, campus garden, beehives, and more-are a beautiful way to minimize the campus’ impact on the environment….
As Title IX concerns loom over campus, administration promises change
From a Let’s Talk in September through now, Title IX concerns have reverberated over campus.
Spring ’22 registration brings new system to students
Students will use the EAB Academic Planning Tool for registration.
Fall Break 2021: Shuttles, eating options available
By Colton Cook, Contributing Writer Susquehanna’s Fall Break runs from October 15 to October 20. For those who need transportation to the airport or train station, a shuttle will depart from Degenstein…
In Memoriam: Patrick Latsha
Patrick Joseph Latsha, 22, of 443 Elm Rd., Shamokin, passed away on Saturday evening, October 2nd, while attending a fundraising event for the benefit of Transitions of PA, a nonprofit organization based…