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Officers discuss military issues in Eisenhower Lecture Program
Several military officers presented military topics of concern as part of the Eisenhower Lecture Program for the US Army War College.
Former Irish President Mary Robinson to present Shade Lecture
Former Irish President Mary Robinson will lecture in this year’s Alice Pope Shade Lecture next week as she presents How Faith has Impacted My Life – An Evening with Mary Robinson.
Blough Weis Library pushes for open textbook use
Students could soon begin to see a dramatic decrease in the amount of money they spend on textbooks for classes thanks to a campaign led by the Blough Weis Library.
New BrightFarms greenhouse creates job opportunity and brings quality products to community
Local greenhouse BrightFarm began selling pesticide-free and non-GMO salad greens this month with the promise of job creation for the Selinsgrove area.
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.