By Jacquelyn Letizia Staff writer Susquehanna will put on its annual Christmas Candlelight Service on Tuesday, Dec. 6 at 7:30 p.m. in Weber Chapel Auditorium. This year marks the 50th anniversary of…
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Susquehanna students volunteer at ‘Festival’ to help disabled
By Kyle Kern Staff writer Students from Susquehanna visited the Selinsgrove Center to attend the Peace Festival on Nov. 13. The event was sponsored by Susquehanna’s Office of the Chaplain. The Peace…
Simulation banquet provides awareness
By Matthew Dooley Staff writer The Johnson Center for Civic Engagement hosted the annual Hunger Banquet at Susquehanna on Nov. 16. According to sophomore Abbie Wolfe, the poverty program coordinator at the…
Students enjoy music at ‘Let’s Talk’
By Jacquelyn Letizia Staff writer On Nov. 15, Robert Mirabal and ETHEL joined students, faculty and staff in the Shearer Dining Rooms for a “Let’s Talk” lunch. Mirabal is a celebrated Native…
Biomedical sciences come to SU
By Erin McElwee Staff writer Susquehanna has added a new major to the science department. The major, called biomedical sciences, is for students interested in any medical profession. Jan Reichard-Brown, associate professor…
New SU president is welcomed to Susquehanna community
By Tessa Woodring News editor On Nov. 14 Susquehanna announced the new president of the university. Students, faculty and staff gathered in Degenstein Theater to hear the news and meet the new…
LeaderShape retreat offers valuable skills
By Matthew Dooley Staff writer Susquehanna is offering the LeaderShape Institute’s annual and free leadership retreat at the Ladore Conference Center in January 2017. LeaderShape is a national organization, according to Toni…
Students share how to pick GO trips
By Erin McElwee Staff writer Nov. 15 is the deadline for summer 2017 Global Opportunities short programs and the fall 2017 and spring 2018 GO long programs applications. With the deadline approaching…
‘Let’s Talk’ speaker tells life story of transitioning in the US
By Sabrina Bush Staff writer Susquehanna hosted a “Let’s Talk” dinner on Nov. 9 that brought to light the stark reality of transgender discrimination in the United States. “Let’s Talk: A Transgender…
Unused observatory would create learning tool for SU
By Jill Baker Assistant news editor An expensive piece of technology, with magnification power of 50 times or more, sits collecting dust in the observatory on Susquehanna’s campus. The 10-foot reflecting telescope…