By Tre Shuttlesworth, Staff Writer The women’s soccer team had a busy weekend as they played a match apiece on Sept. 7-8 in Oneonta’s Mayor’s Cup tournament, coming away from the weekend…
Field Hockey suffers heartbreaking 2-1 loss to Swarthmore, beats King’s
By Olivia Parke, Contributing Writer The Susquehanna women’s field hockey team suffered an unfortunate 2-1 loss in overtime against non-conference opponent Swarthmore on Sept. 5 in Selinsgrove and followed up with a…
River Hawks outplay rival Lycoming 42-26
By Dan DiLizia, Contributing Writer Junior running back Da’Avian Ellington led the Susquehanna football team to a 42-26 win over Lycoming on Sept.7 in Selinsgrove, Pa. Ellington ran for a career-high of…
Reese finishes top 10 at Dutchmen invitational
By Kelsey Rogers, Editor-in-chief Senior Erin Reese led the Susquehanna women’s cross-country team to a sixth place finish out of 18 teams at Lebanon Valley’s Dutchmen Invitational on Sept. 7. Reese completed…
BFA now available for graphic design degree
By Grace Tesoro, Staff Writer Susquehanna introduced its first ever bachelor of fine arts program within the department of arts and design, allowing students studying graphic design to receive more credits than…
Comedian Lafayette Wright shares laughs, SAC’s first event of the year
By Marissa Massare, Living and Arts Editor Comedian Lafayette Wright treated Susquehanna students to a night of laughs on Sept. 6. The Student Activities Committee at Susquehanna brought Wright to campus as…
King provides more laughs than scares in ‘IT Chapter Two’
By Nick Cardillo, Staff Writer There is a running joke in “IT Chapter Two” that writer Bill Denbrough (James McAvoy) cannot write a satisfactory ending to his books. Horror writer Bill is,…
Music department praises women in music with multi-concert series
By Lily Gannon, Staff Writer The 200th birthday of prominent female composer Clara Schuman along with other women composers were celebrated during the music department’s three day women in music festival from…
New mailroom aims to limit waste, consolidate
By Lauryn Longacre, Contributing Writer Susquehanna’s on-campus mailroom went under reconstruction this past summer, replacing student mailboxes with a bigger mail room and implemented an entire new mail receiving system. Discussion surrounding…
Editor stresses a stress-free semester
By Stephanie Shirk, Assistant to the Editor-in-Chief College is the place to find yourself. It’s the time to learn about independence and take your first steps into the real world. However, it’s…