By Kaila Snyder, Contributing Writer The Johnson Center for Civic Engagement has partnered with the Regional Engagement Center (REC) in downtown Selinsgrove in an effort to provide local youth with positive mentor/mentee…
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Fellowship advocates for religious tolerance
By Michael Mandigo, Staff Writer Spring 2019 interfaith fellows, seniors Mitch Roshannon and Hannah Antoine and sophomore Renika Weimer, will be taking on the task of understanding and appreciating diverse religious traditions through…
SU faculty provide resources for graduating students
By Jill Baker, Managing Editor of Design The class of 2019 has started their final stretch and the countdown to graduation brings both stress and motivation. There are three crucial parts to…
SU alumnae raise $3 million for Women’s Leadership Fund
By Kayla Brown, Contributing Writer Internships, research projects and career trips to major cities are now a greater financial possibility for female students at Susquehanna through the $3 million Women’s Leadership Fund….
Former NFL player talks ‘resilience,’ overcoming adversity
By Kelsey Rogers, Asst News Editor Former NFL player Michael Sam addressed students on overcoming adversity as an opener for the Martin Luther King Jr. Winter Convocation on Jan. 21 in Degenstein…
IT reiterates availability on campus, coming additions
SGA Weekly with Victoria Durgin, Asst. Digital Editor Fisher Hall has two new printers and Bogar Hall will soon see new printers as well, according to the IT report presented to SGA….
Comics writer to visit SU, lecture on range in Jewish individualities
By Grace Tesoro, Staff Writer American-Israeli comics writer Miriam Libicki will present a lecture titled “Strangeing the Welcomer: A Theory of Black and White Jews All Over” at 7:30 p.m. on Dec….
Candlelight Service to bring community together for holidays
By Jimmeaha Mack, Staff Writer The 52nd annual Emmyaward-winning Christmas Candlelight Service, a time-honored Susquehanna tradition, will take place at 7:30 p.m. on Dec. 4 in Weber Chapel, and is open to…
Alum reflects on embracing identity in face of college racism
By Danielle Bettendorf, Living & Arts Editor When you get to Susquehanna, there’s an entire weekend dedicated to making incoming students feel at home on campus. Everyone knows their fun fact for…
Housing lottery changes to be implemented in spring 2019
By Jimmeaha Mack, Staff Writer The housing selection process has been revamped and now allows students to use the highest lottery number within a roommate group, rather than an average of all…