By Kara Little, News Editor Susquehanna has risen 18 places in the 2020 U.S. News and College Ranking list since last year, making the school No. 117 out of 223 universities ranked…
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PSafe continues search
By Kara Little, News Editor The investigation involving the sexual assault of a female student at 10:30 p.m. on Sept. 14 in Seibert Hall remains open. The male assailant, who is not…
Sustainability coordinator, class of 2022 cultivate Shakespeare Garden
By Makenna Hall, Managing Editor of Content In an effort to involve Susquehanna students in sustainability awareness on campus, the Blough-Weis Library, Sustainability Office and the class of 2022 joined forces to…
BFA now available for graphic design degree
By Grace Tesoro, Staff Writer Susquehanna introduced its first ever bachelor of fine arts program within the department of arts and design, allowing students studying graphic design to receive more credits than…
New mailroom aims to limit waste, consolidate
By Lauryn Longacre, Contributing Writer Susquehanna’s on-campus mailroom went under reconstruction this past summer, replacing student mailboxes with a bigger mail room and implemented an entire new mail receiving system. Discussion surrounding…
SU’s PRSSA places in the nation’s top four for organ donor initiative
By Victoria Durgin, Digital Media Editor The Susquehanna University chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) is now first in the state and one of the top four in…
Professor creates SU Mobile App
By Lauryn Longacre, Contributing Writer The new SU Mobile app, launched on Aug. 13 and created by professor John Foltz offers Susquehanna students and faculty a more accessible way to navigate the…
PRSSA Moves the Line for organ, tissue donation
By Kaila Snyder, Staff Writer On April 25th, 2019 the Susquehanna chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) hosted a “Move the Line” event on Kurtz Lane at Susquehanna…
VP of finance and administration talks SU budget details
By Victoria Durgin, Digital Media Editor When students think of what their tuition dollars are spent on every year, they might think about food or the lab equipment they use. They might…
Faculty awarded grant in support of civil discourse project
By Victoria Durgin, Digital Media Editor Three Susquehanna faculty members were awarded $83,820 through a grant program from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH). The grant is in support of a…