By Kara Little, News Editor It seems that everyone is talking about politics these days. Everyone is so aware and “woke” on all the issues: police brutality, climate change, immigration, guns. Why…
“An Evening of Three” performance features three instruments together
By Lily Gannon, Staff Writer “An Evening of Three,” a faculty and guest artist recital will present horn, piano, and violin music live on stage at Stretansky Concert Hall at 7:30 p.m….
Moores places top 10 in Landmark golf preview
By Carly Mersky, Staff Writer The Susquehanna women’s golf team competed at the Landmark Conference Preview on Oct. 19 at Queenstown Harbor Golf Lakes Course in Queenstown, Md. The second day of…
Fraternity presents event to promote ideas for professional advancement
By Kara Little, News Editor Phi Beta Sigma partnered with Men’s Warehouse for their “Dress for Success” event aimed at promoting ideas of professional advancement for students on Oct.14 in Degenstein Campus…
Nationally ranked volleyball beats Scranton, Swarthmore
By Abby Condon, Staff Writer Ranked No. 25 nationally in the American Volleyball Coaches Association polls for the first time, the Susquehanna women’s volleyball started the week out on a high note…
Editor reviews puzzle game with 90’s feel
By Devonne Tourre, Managing Editor of Design Remember the Y2K aesthetic? When everything was designed to be as glossy, shiny, and futuristic as possi- ble? Those transparent game consoles, digital, sleek and…
SU F.U.S.E. travels to Widener for conference
By Marissa Massare, Living and Arts Editor Susquehanna F.U.S.E., the Forum for Undergraduate Student Editors, will leave Selinsgrove and head to Widener University for the annual F.U.S.E. National Conference from Nov. 7…
New hires announced to begin in November
By Tre Shuttlesworth, Staff Writer Susquehanna recently announced the hiring of three individuals slated to undertake vital positions at the university. Dave Ramsaran, Michal Dixon, and Jennifer Servedio will all begin their…
Turn it Up: Gomez surprises fans with new breakup ballad and pop bop
By Marissa Massare, Living and Arts Editor Selena Gomez fans were treated to not one, but two surprise singles this week with first the release of “Lose You To Love Me” and…
Reese leads Susquehanna, finishes 20th overall
By Evin Caswell, Staff Writer The Susquehanna women’s cross country team placed 17th out of 27 at the Inter-Regional Border Battle hosted at Rowan University on Oct. 19 in Logan Township, N.J….