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Students voice concerns about impact of coronavirus
“One of my big concerns is shared with many students who use their on-campus jobs to pay bills,”
Susquehanna Provost speaks about educational experiences and new role
Susquehanna University Provost Dr. Dave Ramsaran may have seen his two decades of full-time teaching come to end when he took up the role as chief academic officer, but he still cherishes the experiences he’s had as a sociology professor.
Former Irish President Mary Robinson speaks on climate justice and faith
The former president of Ireland spoke about youth activism and climate justice to a near capacity crowd in Degenstein Theater on Monday night.
Selinsgrove’s Rudy Gelnett Library set to host mini-golf tournament to raise funds
A community hub that offers numerous resources for Selinsgrove residents, including Susquehanna students, will host a popular fundraiser in March to fund programming throughout the year.
Department of Languages, Literature, and Cultures host “Noche en la GalerĂa” at Lore Art Gallery
The Department of Languages, Literature, and Culture hosted the discussion-based “Noche en la GalerĂa” event on Monday evening at the Lore Degenstein Art Gallery.Â
IT stops extra print money as review of systems continues
Servedio and her staff are continuing to look for options to increase the budget as well as decrease the cost of printing.Â
Officers discuss military issues in Eisenhower Lecture Program
Several military officers presented military topics of concern as part of the Eisenhower Lecture Program for the US Army War College.Â
Former Irish President Mary Robinson to present Shade Lecture
Former Irish President Mary Robinson will lecture in this year’s Alice Pope Shade Lecture next week as she presents How Faith has Impacted My Life – An Evening with Mary Robinson.
Blough Weis Library pushes for open textbook use
Students could soon begin to see a dramatic decrease in the amount of money they spend on textbooks for classes thanks to a campaign led by the Blough Weis Library.Â