Category: News

By Sean Colvin Staff writer A memorial service was held Nov. 9 to honor the memory of Corey Losch, a junior from Millerstown, Pennsylvania who died in a car accident on Sept….

By Erin McElwee Staff writer On Nov. 2, Keith E. Edwards visited Susquehanna to run a program on preventing sexual violence. The event took place in Degenstein Theater and was attended by approximately…

By Matthew Dooley Staff writer The Women’s Resource Center and the women’s studies department at Susquehanna created a toiletries drive for October’s Domestic Violence Awareness Month. According to junior Nirvana Thakur, who works…

By Sean Colvin Staff writer The second “What Matters To Me and Why?” discussion of the school year was on Nov. 2. It featured Susquehanna student and intern for the Office of International…

By Lauren Gooch Contributing writer Each year, students at Susquehanna look forward to an annual fall event hosted by Sigma Alpha Iota, a professional music fraternity for women. This year, SAI has…

By Bobby Klatt Contributing writer You have survived the first couple months of college and by now you finally have gotten into a rhythm of how things work at Susquehanna. Today marks…

By Kyle Kern Staff writer Oct. 23 was a fun-filled day of Halloween activities, food, crafts and “trunk or treating” for the kids of Selinsgrove and the surrounding communities who attended the…

By Erin McElwee Staff writer Earlier this month Susquehanna was honored in the Wall Street Journal and Times Higher Education in a ranking of more than 1,000 colleges and universities nationwide. The ranking…

By Matthew Dooley Staff writer Alpha Delta Pi brought the annual Beauty and the Greek pageant to Susquehanna on Oct. 25. The fundraiser, styled to be a mixture between the Golden Globes…

By Jacquelyn Letizia Staff writer If every Susquehanna student showered one minute less, the campus could save about 4,600 gallons of water, according to junior Josh Levesque, a member of the Susquehanna…