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…
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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…
Fellowship provides sophomores international opportunities
(Sophomores Malia Simon and Katherine Moronta Rodriguez will depart for Hong King and Argentina in June for the Cultural Vistas Fellowship. Picture provided by Malia Simon) By Victoria Durgin, Asst. Digital Media…
Students and faculty talk gun policy revisions
By Michael Mandigo, Staff Writer Susquehanna’s Diversity Council held a meeting Feb. 7, to discuss the university’s new Public Safety gun policy and allow student’s opinions to be acknowledged. The meeting was set to re-open the gun topic discussed in the…
ACA “parallels” tradition with annual Lunar New Year event
OVER THE MOON— ACA members left to right: Sophomore Alex Keen-Tellez, first-year Heba Khan, sophomore Jessica Leyder, junior Hannah Kelly-Quigley, sophomore Sana Ahmed, sophomore Pratigya Thakur, sophomore Christine Hill and sophomore Thomas…
SU students help make inclusive playground a reality
By Alyssa Asick, Contributing Writer A project coordinated by Susquehanna students for a new inclusive playground in East Snyder Park has been set in motion as the Penn Township Board recently approved the purchase of the equipment. The plans for the playground…
Bucknell professor talks art and politics in Tudor-period England
By Victoria Durgin, Asst. Digital Media Editor Bucknell professor James Goodale spoke about art and politics in Tudor-period England during a lecture on Feb. 6 in Degenstein Theater. Goodale spoke to members of…
Digital media students help to promote community garden
By Kaila Snyder, Contributing Writer Communications professor Adam Dean and the students of his advanced digital media class partnered with the East Snyder Community Garden to host a seed exchange for the…