By Tre Shuttlesworth, Staff Writer The Susquehanna men’s and women’s cross country teams competed in the Landmark Conference Championships in Colmar Manor, Md on Nov. 2. The women’s team placed fourth out…
Seavey Reading Series features Ruffin in last reading of the semester
By Kailah Johnson, Staff Writer Maurice Carlos Ruffin, a New Orleans native and author of “We Cast a Shadow,” gave a reading of his work on Nov. 6 in Stretansky Concert Hall….
SU theatre department reprises Bram Stoker’s Dracula
By Ellen Smith, Staff Writer The Susquehanna theater department is presenting Bram Stoker’s Dracula, adapted into a brilliant retelling of the classic vampire narrative by acclaimed Scottish playwright Liz Lochhead. The show…
Creative writing day welcomes prospective students to Susquehanna
Photo by JESHOOTS from Pexels By Samuel Hoffman, Staff Writer Creative Writing Day, hosted on Monday Nov. 4, is an annual open house sponsored by the creative writing department to introduce prospective…
Nosferatu thrills students
By Sarah McMillin, Assistant Living & Arts Editor For the entire fall 2019 semester, the music department’s orchestration class has been preparing for their pinnacle event: “Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror,” that…
Women’s volleyball seeks Landmark Championship after crucial win over Juniata
Photo by Kelsey Rogers By Kelsey Rogers, Editor-in-Chief The energy amongst the Susquehanna women’s volleyball team as they practice for their upcoming matches this week is invigorating. The focus and determination shows…
CDI speaks on campus Title IX misconceptions
By Lauryn Longacre, Staff Writer Myths and misconceptions about Title IX on campus were discussed on Oct. 29 at the Center for Diversity and Inclusion’s Let’s Talk. Susquehanna’s Title IX coordinator, Dena…
Guest speaker Peterson Toscano hosts LGBT+ friendly bible hour
By Grace Tesoro, Staff Writer Guest speaker Peterson Toscano hosted his weekly LGBTQ+ friendly bible study in the Center for Diversity and Inclusion (CDI) on Oct. 29. In this week’s edition of…
Four things Reading, Pa. has to offer
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…