By Jimmeaha Mack, Staff Writer “EcoFeminist”, “Growing Up ‘Too Much’”,“Navajo Woman With A Tri-sectional Belief System” and “How I Became the Parent of a Transgender Son” are some of the titles that…
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ACA opens SU to South Asian culture through Diwali festival
By Hanifah Jones, Digital Editor The Asian Cultural Association (ACA) treated Susquehanna to a night of music, food and dancing in celebration of Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights on Nov 9….
Subcommittee formed regarding on-campus dining service concerns
SGA Weekly with Victoria Durgin, Asst. Digital Editor The Student Government Association (SGA) will establish its own committee to deal with concerns surrounding food service on campus. The decision to create the…
Author discusses traveling and trekking Keystone XL pipeline
TRESPASSING ACROSS AMERICA — Author, journalist and environmentalist Ken Ilgunas came to Susquehanna on Nov. 5. Ilgunas told students about his trek across America following the Keystone XL pipeline for the purpose…
Visiting lecturer talks multimedia platforms
By Grace Tesoro, Staff Writer Lecturer Cheryl Ball visited campus on Nov. 2 to discuss how digital media has helped the evolution of publishing and to share her experience in both fields….
Susquehanna moves to online newspaper subscriptions
By Makenna Hall, Asst. News Editor Susquehanna and the Student Government Association (SGA) chose to make changes to the Collegiate Readership Program this year that provided free newspapers for students around campus….
SU FUSE chapter hosts sixth annual national conference
By Jimmeaha Mack, Staff Writer Susquehanna’s Forum for Undergraduate Student Editors (FUSE) chapter hosted the sixth annual national FUSE conference, bringing many distinguished speakers to campus and allowing students from different chapters…
SU students urged to vote in midterm elections
By Hanifah Jones, Digital Media Editor Nov. 6 marks Election Day and Susquehanna students are headed to the polls to cast their votes for the midterm elections. Transportation to polling centers will be provided by the Johnson Center for Civic Engagement, JCCE. The…
Director of Residence Life brings new dynamic to office
By Kyle Kern, Staff Writer You may have noticed the change in scenery in the lower level of Degenstein Campus Center. The Residence Life office has found the former Degenstein lab space…
2018-2019 Student Government Allocations
Academic clubs: $5,400 total FUSE $750.00 Pre-Law $2,000.00 Geology Club $450.00 Programming Club $1,200.00 SU Screenwriters $- PRSSA $1,000.00 Club Sports: $146,800 total Equestrian Team $15,000.00 Western Riding Team $11,500.00 Men’s Club…