By Tre Shuttlesworth, Staff Writer Susquehanna’s Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) and the Association for Women in Sports Media (AWSM) chapters are partnering to host a student vs. faculty volleyball…
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Former FBI Agent talks forensics and history of art crime
Photo by StockSnap from Pixabay By Grace Tesoro, Staff Writer The Institute for Lifelong Learning hosted former FBI special agent and founder of the FBI’s Art Crime Team Robert K. Wittman to…
Students and staff discuss gun stereotypes at Let’s Talk
By Lauryn Longacre, Staff Writer Gun stereotypes were the topic of discussion for the Center for Diversity and Inclusion’s (CDI) weekly Let’s Talk event on Tuesday, Nov. 5. Students and staff gathered…
CDI speaks on campus Title IX misconceptions
By Lauryn Longacre, Staff Writer Myths and misconceptions about Title IX on campus were discussed on Oct. 29 at the Center for Diversity and Inclusion’s Let’s Talk. Susquehanna’s Title IX coordinator, Dena…
Guest speaker Peterson Toscano hosts LGBT+ friendly bible hour
By Grace Tesoro, Staff Writer Guest speaker Peterson Toscano hosted his weekly LGBTQ+ friendly bible study in the Center for Diversity and Inclusion (CDI) on Oct. 29. In this week’s edition of…
Four things Reading, Pa. has to offer
By Alyssa Gehris, Staff Writer It’s not just the multiple pretzel factories that make Reading “Unique.” Endless trails, landmarks and must-try eateries are tucked away in the southeast corner of Pennsylvania in…
Ethics lecture discusses downside to choice-based healthcare
By Tre Shuttlesworth, Staff Writer The 2019 Edward S. and A. Rita Schmidt Lecture in Ethics hosted speaker Allison K. Hoffman on Oct. 28 to share economic influences that have affected modern…
SUNA die-in held to raise awareness for indigenous people
By Victoria Durgin, Digital Media Editor Susquehanna University Natives and Allies (SUNA) held a “die-in” at Degenstein Fountain on Oct. 14 to protest the treatment of indigenous people throughout American and global…
Scary haunted houses and fright nights for fearless students
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…
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…