The Sigmund Weis School of Business announced last week that the school will now guarantee an international internship opportunity for its students starting with the class of 2023.
3-2 Program brings success, opportunity for student
An undergraduate degree at Susquehanna does not have to take four years for completion, and for junior Liam Bishop, three was the perfect amount.
Susquehanna swimming competes on the road at Scranton
Towse picked up four wins and three school records during the competition and the school gained a Landmark Conference victory.
Residence Life Holds Information Session for Online Housing Registration
The housing process will take a new approach for next year: all portions of housing selection are online.
River Hawk men beat Scranton, lose to Catholic
“Letting them get that big of a jump on us wasn’t good, but we definitely fought back”
Track teams finish top ten, look ahead to SU Challenge
“The meet was awesome, there was a lot of great competition and the facility was really nice to run in”
Hunger Banquet Brings Awareness to Common Struggle
The Johnson Center collaborated with the Greater Susquehanna Valley United Way to give a presentation on the varying poverty levels in Northumberland, Snyder and Union Counties.
New Personal Development Club Aims to Develop Soft Skills
“It’s a friendly environment, people just want to get better at whatever they’re doing and there is no shame in it.”
Susquehanna reflects on King legacy with week of programming
Photo by Jocelyn McMahon for the Quill By Victoria Durgin, Co-editor-in-chief Susquehanna honored and examined the legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. throughout the week of January 21 with…
Is it Hard to Learn English? Fellows weigh in
Photo by Alexis Brown on Unsplash What’s your experience with English? Did you find it difficult to learn? To me this is a hard question to answer because it has been over 16 years since…