By Kyle Kern Staff writer In order to bring more awareness to the struggles of poverty, the Johnson Center for Civic Engagement at Susquehanna hosted a poverty simulation in the Benjamin Apple…
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‘Let’s Talk’ teaches students to respect all political views
By Kyle Kern Staff Writer new administration, tension between different political ideologies is building. In response to this, the Center for Academic Achievement sponsored a “Let’s Talk” series that dealt with how…
New admissions building scheduled to be completed in May
By Michael Bernaschina Staff writer Anyone who has spent time on Susquehanna’s campus during this academic year has likely noticed the large new structure under construction on University Avenue. The building will…
Student Success Day brings prospective students to SU
By Jacquelyn Letizia Staff writer On Feb. 20, the Office of Admissions held Student Success Day on Susquehanna’s campus. Student Success Day, formerly known as Accepted Students Day, brought in prospective students…
CICE hosts open-styled talk series for students
By Kyle Kern Staff writer In the lower level of Degenstein Campus Center there is a room beside the PSECU office that is a place of safety for many students on campus….
REC seeking SU student mentors
By Matthew Dooley Staff writer able to apply for a new leadership mentoring program in March. The program is a collaboration between Jourdan Harris, an AmeriCorps Vista worker at Susquehanna, and the…
SU parents donate rare, famous books to campus library
By Jill Baker Assistant News Editor volume version of “The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby” by Charles Dickens was part of a book donation to Susquehanna this year. Donated with it was…
OSIA becomes first of its kind at SU
By Sabrina Bush Staff writer Susquehanna has adopted a unique non-profit organization dedicated to spreading Italian heritage, while bettering the multicultural community, and is the first university in history to do so. The…
SU students learn real-world skills
By Christina Cebek Contributing writer The Center for Academic Achievement is hosting a workshop program throughout the spring semester called Adulting 101 that benefits all ages of the Susquehanna community. Without having…
Guest speaker teaches students to ‘Stand Tall’
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.”…