By Kelsey Rogers, Editor-in-chief Pennsylvania isn’t the first place that comes to mind when you think of a frightening place to be on Halloween. However, the tall looming trees and the chilling…
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Editor stresses importance of voting, voting demographics
By Kara Little, News Editor It seems that everyone is talking about politics these days. Everyone is so aware and “woke” on all the issues: police brutality, climate change, immigration, guns. Why…
Fraternity presents event to promote ideas for professional advancement
By Kara Little, News Editor Phi Beta Sigma partnered with Men’s Warehouse for their “Dress for Success” event aimed at promoting ideas of professional advancement for students on Oct.14 in Degenstein Campus…
New hires announced to begin in November
By Tre Shuttlesworth, Staff Writer Susquehanna recently announced the hiring of three individuals slated to undertake vital positions at the university. Dave Ramsaran, Michal Dixon, and Jennifer Servedio will all begin their…
Panel shares Latinx experiences
By Victoria Durgin, Digital Media Editor Several Susquehanna students and professors discussed their experiences with and understanding their Latinx identities on Oct. 8 in the Degenstein meeting rooms. Sophomores Stephanie Reyes Munoz…
Let’s talk guest speaker discusses nonbinary, transgender identities
By Lauryn Longacre, Staff Writer The Center for Diversity and Inclusion held a Let’s Talk to discuss the experiences of being nonbinary and transgender on Oct. 8. The talk welcomed guest speaker…
Forum creates link between SU and Selinsgrove community
By Tre Shuttlesworth, Staff Writer A community forum brought together local leaders in civics and business from Susquehanna’s campus and the Selinsgrove area to have an open discussion about community relations on…
Local and state figures talk gun violence in US
By Joshua Daly, Contributing Writer A lecture on gun violence prevention and the increasing rates of gun violence in the United States within the past years was hosted by three Pennsylvania leaders,…
Visiting lecturer recognizes social differences, forming beliefs
By Grace Tesoro, Staff Writer “One of the most challenging things to a human is knowing oneself,” Maureen Linker said in her lecture titled “Knowing Thyself: Managing the Relational Nature of Social…
Selinsgrove market street festival attracts students, community
By Lauryn Longacre, Staff Writer The Selinsgrove Market Street Festival celebrated 41 years of bringing the community together from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sept. 28. along Market Street. The event…