Counseling, Dining, IT and more will use what worked (and what didn’t) to shape procedure for the upcoming spring semester.
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Susquehanna joins inaugural alliance targeting racial equity
The Liberal Arts Colleges Racial Equity Leadership Alliance is a conglomerate of more than 50 colleges and universities nationwide.
Lack of language fellows presents new challenges for modern languages department
“But nothing replaces having the fellows…It makes the department more than just courses. It adds life,” German Club President Becky Vernachio said.
How SU came to know its current WQSU general manager
“Once radio is in your blood, it’s always there,” WQSU general manager, Dawn Benfer, shared.
Cases surge to 48, off-campus parties likely cause of semester-altering spike
VP Susan Lantz says contract tracing points to Halloween parties as likely cause of the spike.
COVID-19 spike forces classes online, buildings to quarantine
Four 18th St. townhouses join Reed and Smith Halls on quarantine; all classes move online.
What happens to students presenting COVID-19 symptoms on campus
Dean of Students and Campus Life Christie Kracker and Student Health Center Medical Director Anju Sonia Dayal describe what students can expect if they present COVID-19 symptoms.
Voting in Selinsgrove? Here’s what you need to know.
Polling locations, safety measures and other resources for voting on Tuesday.
VIP Center earns nearly $300,000 grant to expand training and resources
By Gabrielle Chaudry, Staff Writer The Violence Intervention and Prevention (VIP) Center recently received a campus grant from the Department of Justice’s Office on Violence Against Women (DOJ OVW) for $299,328. The…
Students report feelings of burnout, added stress as spring semester offers no break
“[There’s] no break and too much work, and all the work is done by staring at a screen for 12 hours a day,”