“We did everything we could to accommodate the most students,” Rossi said.
Category: News
LinkedIn Learning provides students new online courses
On April 7, all Susquehanna students and faculty gained access to LinkedIn Learning
Sigma Gamma Rho promotes socially-distanced style
According to Moles, all it takes is your phone and your style.
Faculty react to student petition, pass/fail grading
By Victoria Durgin, Co-editor-in-chief Students will be able to choose whether to be graded on a traditional letter system or on a pass/fail scale for any class. This decision came nearly two…
How students abroad faced COVID-19, returned home
“This whole experience has been crazy… it feels like a weird dream”
Susquehanna junior awarded civic fellowship
“I am most excited to be able to come back to SU as a senior to keep serving for my community”
Tutoring, counseling services remain available to students
“I want students to know we are still here for them.”
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.