By Brianna Luby, Arts & Entertainment Editor Following the reading from Annie Liontas on Sept. 18, Susquehanna University hosted the second installment of the Seavey Reading Series on Oct. 22 in Isaac’s…
New Sustainability Effort on Campus
By Rylee Baker According to Environment America, the U.S. produces enough trash every 15.5 hoursto fill up the largest NFL stadium. A single citizen is averaging the creation of 4.9 pounds of…
Women’s Soccer Falls to Scranton, Ending Playoff Hopes
Photos By Michael Lipscomb By Sophie Cole The River Hawks have fallen to the Royals the past three seasons, but after Saturday’s game that ended in a 3-0 loss for Susquehanna, it…
Campus Voting Coordinators Guide Achieve. Lead. Vote! Initiative
By Nick Williams, Assistant News & Photography Editor “I have been floored by the number of students at Susquehanna who sought us out for information, who are excited about getting out to…
New AI Steering Committee Formed at Susquehanna University
By Jessica Christensen Due to the strong usage of AI across campus, a new AI Steering Committee was organized to combat grey areas within the classroom. According to Dr. Carl Faust, an…
Figurative Art Opens Doors
By Kelly Waldron Photos by Lily Primus Lore Degenstein Gallery’s 15th annual Figurative Art Exhibition is now open to the Susquehanna community. On Saturday, Oct. 26 at 7 p.m., Lore Degenstein Gallery…
Photos: Hockey Takes on Bucknell in “Pink-Out” Game
Photos By Logan Moyer, Sports Editor
Men’s Soccer Falls to Scranton in Red Card Cancer Game
Photos By Michael Lipscomb By Quill Staff The men’s soccer team dropped their third straight contest Saturday at Sassafras Field, losing 3-0 for the second straight game while falling to Scranton in…
Photos: SAC Hosts Halloween Lip-synch Battle
By Quill Staff Photos by Sam Miller Oct. 23 marked SAC’s Halloween themed lip-synch battle. The winners and rewards are as follows: Winners: First place: Lukas Michaels & Olivia Weaver Second place:…
With a Perceived Rise in Stalking on Campus, are Students Safe?
By Haley Lynch Have you ever been walking on Kurtz Lane, seen a group of people and thought, “Isn’t it weird that I see them every day?” I find myself having that…