By Alyssa Gehris, Staff Writer It’s not just the multiple pretzel factories that make Reading “Unique.” Endless trails, landmarks and must-try eateries are tucked away in the southeast corner of Pennsylvania in…
Ethics lecture discusses downside to choice-based healthcare
By Tre Shuttlesworth, Staff Writer The 2019 Edward S. and A. Rita Schmidt Lecture in Ethics hosted speaker Allison K. Hoffman on Oct. 28 to share economic influences that have affected modern…
Editor suggests gold-coast destinations
By Michael Henken, Sports Editor For Susquehanna University students studying abroad in Gold Coast, Australia, there is no shortage of things to do or places to see. From the beach, which is…
Editor enjoys autumn vibes, fall aesthetic
By Ashley Kopchak, Photography Editor For the season that brings sweater weather and pumpkin spice, people crave to capture those warm, fall feelings in their photos. Whether that’s by taking pictures of…
Coffeehouse and counseling center sponsor event for alcohol awareness
By Tre Shuttlesworth, Staff Writer As part of activities for Alcohol Awareness Week, a mocktail event was hosted on Oct. 23 to provide alternate options to alcoholic mixed drinks and teach students…
Ennis, artist of costumes, finds her passion at Susquehanna
By Sarah McMillin, Assistant Living & Arts Editor Hanging in her office are some of Elizabeth Ennis’ favorite costume renderings from the past few shows that she has worked as the costume…
Greek life hosts annual fall festival for students
By Samuel Hoffman, Contributing Writer Over homecoming weekend, Sigma Kappa and Phi Mu Delta hosted their annual Fall Fest celebration at the Sigma Kappa house. The event took place on the Saturday…
Susquehanna alum sponsors “The War of Worlds” show
By Marissa Massare, Living & Arts Editor For many years, Susquehanna’s radio station WQSU 88.9 has rebroadcasted the classic “War of the Worlds,” but this year will feature an extra special production….
Women’s soccer jumps to top seed in Landmark
By Maddy Lanning, Staff Writer Coming off of two big conference wins over Juniata and Goucher, the Susquehanna women’s soccer team continued their winning streak by defeating non-conference opponent Penn State Harrisburg…
Swimming falls short at Division II Bloomsburg
By Andrew Snyder, Staff Writer The Susquehanna swim team took on Division II opponent Bloomsburg University on Oct. 26, falling to the Huskies 198-63 on the men’s side and losing 189-72 on…