Lauren Quinn, News Editor There have already been at least 10,614 transplant surgeries performed in 2026, solely in the Northeast region of the United States. Susquehanna University’s chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) has created…
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Spring Concert 2026
By Jessica Christensen Over this past weekend, Susquehanna University’s Weber Chapel boomed with energy as the annual spring concert was held for students. This year’s performer was rapper and singer Flo Rida with DJ Killa Kam as…
Truth and Reconciliation: A Conversation of Possibilities
By Haley Zeller, Arts & Entertainment Editor How can we use stories, rather than revenge, to resolve deep-rooted conflicts? On Wed. March 25, Dr. Glen Retief and Rabbi Nina Mandel hosted a…
Charlie’s Lounge Hosts Charles B. Degenstein’s Birthday Party
By Jasmine Durst Even from the grave, local famous people still get birthday parties. Charles B. Degenstein, business and civic leader, humanitarian, and philanthropist, died at the age of 92 on Wed. November 11, 1998, at his home in…
WQSU Recognized for Excellence in College Radio
By Lucy Honeywell The Susquehanna University student-run radio station, WQSU 88.9 The Pulse, received multiple awards over the last few weeks. WQSU won two Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters (PAB) awards, making it the…
Student Startup Market
By Jessica Christensen This past week, on March 12, Susquehanna University hosted the third annual Student Startup Market in Apfelbaum Hall. This market was an opportunity for students who have created their…
Banner dispute highlights tensions between Selinsgrove Council and Susquehanna University
By Jaidyn Steinbrecher During the 2026 spring break, members of the Selinsgrove Borough Council clashed over whether Susquehanna University should be granted approval for three annual event banners amid an ongoing dispute over…
University water bill dispute remains unresolved after recent Selinsgrove Borough Council meeting
By Jaidyn Steinbrecher The long-running dispute over water billing between Susquehanna University and Selinsgrove Borough Council remains unresolved after a recent meeting to discuss the matter. The conflict is centered around under-billed water usage that borough officials say occurred over several years. According…
Clubs Participate in OneSU For the First Time
By Jasmine Durst Photo by OneSU website Susquehanna University’s annual Giving Day — OneSU — will take place on March 11, 2026, begin at midnight, and last for 24 hours. During…
Selinsgrove Borough Council votes to remove fluoride from the local water supply
By Jaidyn Steinbrecher The Selinsgrove Borough Council voted to remove fluoride from the municipal water system despite strong opposition from local citizens and council members alike. The motion, introduced by Councilman Todd Cox and seconded by…