Category: News

By Sean Colvin Staff writer Rosalie Rodriguez, director of multicultural student services at Bucknell University, held a workshop on Feb. 7 in Degenstein Campus Center called “Standing Tall: Building Resilience, Strengthening Roots.”…

By Sean Colvin Staff writer In a study on Susquehanna’s campus, students were asked what percentage of their mixed media recycling they thought ends up going to a recycling plant. Most students…

By Samantha McCoy Contributing writer The Susquehanna Career Development Center is taking applications to attend this year’s National Conference for College Women Student Leaders until Feb. 10. This conference is for female…

By Nicole Fellin Contributing writer Everyone is constantly striving to finish. Whether that may be finishing a paper, finishing a workout, finishing a Netflix series, or even finishing a semester—we have always…

By Seema Tailor Contributing writer Matthew Rousu, an economics professor and Warehime chair of the economics department at Susquehanna is set to assume the role of interim dean of Sigmund Weis School…

By Kyle Kern Staff writer The month of January is often a time to reflect on the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. On Jan. 26, Susquehanna hosted a…

By Matthew Dooley Staff writer Susquehanna’s annual career convention, Breakthrough, is back to give students a chance to connect with alumni. Breakthrough is a three-day series going from Feb. 9 to Feb….

By Jillian Houser Contributing writer Get out and get energized. Camp ENERGY is recruiting counselors for their annual overnight summer program that is held from Aug. 5 to 11, 2017. Located in…

By Michael Bernaschina Contributing writer Members of the faculty, Public Safety, the Selinsgrove police and the state police gathered for a public forum on Jan. 25 to discuss recent incidents of hate…

By Erin McElwee Staff writer Susquehanna may be a small campus, but there are plenty of spots that are unknown to many students. One such spot is the Scholars House. The Scholars…