By Christina Falso, Staff Writer O-Team applications went live on Jan. 22 as students arrived on campus for the second semester of the academic year. The Office of First Year Experience is…
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Staff with local ties begins new role
By Makenna Hall, Staff Writer Former Snyder County Commissioner, Malcolm Derk, has resigned from the position to become the full-time director of grants and foundation relations at Susquehanna, effective this past January….
SU program makes life less taxing
By Abbie Steinly, Staff Writer An event was held providing students with advice regarding taxes and financial planning; a topic not often taught in school, but very critical to postgraduate life. The…
New coordinator at SU hope to sustain progress
By Hanifah Jones, Staff Writer Susquehanna welcomes a new addition to its Sustainability Group, increasing its efforts to make campus more environmentally friendly. Derek Martin was hired as Susquehanna’s new Sustainability Coordinator…
Counseling director proud of zones
By Michael Bernaschina, Staff Writer Students who find themselves stressed out and in need of a place to relax can do so at Susquehanna’s recently established Take-5 Zones. “The Take-5 Zones were…
Students break out of comfort zone and connect with alumni
By Michael Bernaschina, Staff Writer The Career Development Center hosted its annual on-campus Breakthrough event, where students could interact with alumnae and employers within their field. The event began on Thursday, Feb….
Faculty promoted to new position
By Regine Tomlin, Contributing Writer “Susquehanna is home,” said Christiana Paradis, 2011 Susquehanna alumna and a professor of women’s studies. She is excited to start her new position as Department of Justice…
Residence Life unveils new plans for housing
By Makenna Hall, Contributing Writer First-year and Sophomore housing accommodations are subject to change for the following fall semester to account for the growing upper class and create a better the Sophomore…
IFC welcomes new Greek members
By Michael Mandigo, Contributing Writer Susquehanna’s authorative body that governs the fraternities on campus hosted a brand new celebrative event for the new members from the newly introduced semi-formal recruitment week. The…
Pennsylvania to have court drawn map after missed deadline
By Kyle Kern, Co-editor in chief Pennsylvania could be forced to implement court drawn legislative districts after the governor and the legislature failed to approve a redrawn map for the Feb. 15…