Category: News

By Erin McElwee Staff writer It is not uncommon for Susquehanna students to have internships before graduation. What is uncommon is finding an internship experience abroad with full financial help. That is…

By Kyle Kerns Staff writer Susquehanna’s campus garden spans over 1600 square feet, divided into 25 individual plots. Coordinators sophomores Hannah Johnston and David Huntzberry and junior Jacqui Meredith of Susquehanna run…

By Jackie Letizia Staff writer If Susquehanna junior Kelly Sweeney could change anything about her Global Opportunities trip, it would not be the places she went, the things she saw or the…

By Justus Sturtevant Editor in Chief Peter Macky, adjunct professor of accounting, died on Sept. 14. Macky, 68, recently retired from his position as a managing attorney at the Sunbury office of North…

By Matthew Dooley Staff writer On January 2, Susquehanna students will embark on a three-hour plane ride to Cuba. Students who attend Susquehanna must participate in a Global Opportunities trip during their time…

By Erin McElwee Staff writer Imagine taking a self-driven roller coaster ride down a mountain in the Alps, seeing the countryside and a town below pass you by. This is just one…

By Sean Colvin Staff writer Many Susquehanna students get internships, but not everyone gets to spend their summer interning at a zoo. Senior Noah Diaz-Portalatin spent his break working as an animal care…

By Sabrina Bush Staff writer Susquehanna moved away from the Crusader nickname in April and adopted the identifier of River Hawks, which came equipped with a brand new logo and a medley of…

By Matt Dooley Staff writer Everyone remembers the tragedy of 9-11 in a different way. For some, it hits very close to home. Susquehanna lost two of its own in the tragedy that shook…

By Justus Sturtevant Editor in chief Last year I wrote an editorial for this publication in which I attempted to communicate an issue I had with the educational system in our society. The…