SGA met on Feb. 15 to discuss a variety of topics including a new policy that will fine students for not following COVID-19 guidelines, the hiring of two new public safety officers and the new Remote Learners’ Workshop.
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Search for new Public Safety investigator underway, includes student feedback
The search committee also includes the VIP Center and leadership from It’s On Us.
Susquehanna updates Plan, turns away from wastewater testing
Students will now be tested twice a week, and new mask guidelines are in place.
New lab, testing spaces come to Susquehanna for the spring
Aikens Lounge and the Garrett Sports Complex Fieldhouse will be used for administering PCR tests.
Challenges and triumphs of fall semester help to shape the spring
Counseling, Dining, IT and more will use what worked (and what didn’t) to shape procedure for the upcoming spring semester.
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.