By Kaila Snyder, Staff Writer Associate Professor of Anthropology Shari Jacobson hosted a discussion recounting what she witnessed when she volunteered with asylum seekers at the border in Texas. Jacobson critically analyzed migration and the border itself on Feb. 26 in the Shearer Dining Rooms. Jacobson shared…
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Former U.S. senator talks political experience, religion
By Michael Mandigo, Staff Writer Former U.S. Senator Joe Lieberman of Connecticut gave a speech on politics and religion as part of the Alice Pope Shade Lecture series on Feb. 24 in…
Sustainable food fair provides SU with opportunity to be eco-friendly
(Pictured: Gibby Knoebel representing Gib’s Farm. Knoebel shared about the substainability practices used on his farm and shared samples of greens.) By Victoria Durgin, Asst. Digital Media Editor Samples and information from 14…
SU alum explores forms of vegetarianism in the 19th century
By Kayla Brown, Staff Writer Franklin and Marshall visiting professor Kathryn Falvo enhanced the Susquehanna community’s knowledge of food history and vegetarianism at her lecture on Feb. 21 in Weber Dining Rooms…
Students discuss GO, what can be expected
By Alyssa Asick, Staff Writer Students and faculty discussed study abroad trips at the Let’s Talk meeting on Feb. 26, sharing their experiences to help let students that have yet to travel…
SU professors talk intersectionality as seen in civil rights activists’ works
(Pictured from left to right: Monica Prince, Christiana Paradis, Hasanthika Sirisena, Apryl Williams, and Michael Thomas. Picture provided by Apyrl Williams) By Makenna Hall, News Editor At a panel held on Feb….
Scholarship gives Susquehanna junior advantages while abroad
By Alyssa Asick, Staff Writer Susquehanna junior Gabriela Draganova was recently awarded a prestigious scholarship, allowing her to take full advantage of her study abroad experience while in Spain this semester. While…
SU committee embraces diversity in face of bias incidents
By Kayla Brown, Staff Writer Susquehanna’s Student Life released the bias incident report for the fall 2018 semester on Feb. 12, surrounding events by the #LiveAgainstHate campaign. The online reporting form was…
Pa. grant to help fight campus sexual assault
By Michael Mandigo, Staff Writer The state of Pennsylvania is giving $30,000 to Susquehanna to combat sexual assault on campus as part of the national It’s On Us initiative. President of the…
Earth Month energizes seniors to practice sustainability
By Kaila Snyder, Staff Writer Susquehanna students are celebrating Earth Month with a friendly energy efficiency competition in senior housing, amongst other sustainable events concerning food, waste and community involvement. In the…