Local greenhouse BrightFarm began selling pesticide-free and non-GMO salad greens this month with the promise of job creation for the Selinsgrove area.
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Lawn Stabilization Project to revitalize lawn near Bogar Hall
A recently announced Lawn Stabilization Project will focus on improving the sustainability of the ground area behind Bogar Hall.
Susquehanna alumni present on startup experiences at Break Through
Students learned about the experiences of a startup company at the Break Through panel “Startups: The Culture of Entrepreneurship” presented by Susquehanna alumni on Feb. 8.
Susquehanna alumni panel discusses medical career options at Break Through
Susquehanna alumni gave insight into alternative futures in medicinal fields in “Careers in Medicine: MD Not Required” at Break Through on Feb. 8..
Fraternity focuses on service, personal bond
“We really try to get to know each other…”
Susquehanna student faces possession charges
A Susquehanna University student is currently facing drug charges after police located controlled substances in his dorm room last Wednesday.
Susquehanna Dining Services launches new locations and menu options
A new rotating food concept and made-to-order yogurt and smoothie options are now available as part of a change in options provided by Susquehanna Dining Services.
Sigmund Weis School of Business Guarantees International Internships
The Sigmund Weis School of Business announced last week that the school will now guarantee an international internship opportunity for its students starting with the class of 2023.
Residence Life Holds Information Session for Online Housing Registration
The housing process will take a new approach for next year: all portions of housing selection are online.
Hunger Banquet Brings Awareness to Common Struggle
The Johnson Center collaborated with the Greater Susquehanna Valley United Way to give a presentation on the varying poverty levels in Northumberland, Snyder and Union Counties.