By Liz Hammond, Staff Writer Do you know how hard it is to patiently wait for your favorite band of all time to release new music? Well, imagine that and then double…
String group remembers Holocaust victims in multimedia performance
By Sarah McMillin, Staff Writer The SU Bridge Quartet performed a recital for International Holocaust Remembrance Day on Jan. 25 in Stretansky Concert Hall. International Holocaust Remembrance Day, which was on Jan….
Art exhibition emphasizes negativity to promote change
By Devonne Tourre, Asst. Digital Media Editor British artist Sue Coe, whose work features commentary on social justice issues, debuted her work on Jan.26 in Lore Degenstein Gallery. The exhibition features pieces…
Social media and diversity in cosmetics
By Alyssa Asick, Contributing Writer In recent years, the cosmetic industry has been heald accountable for their lack of shades in the deep and dark skin tone ranges. Social media has given…
Reminder to Use Your Four Years Wisely
By Megan Ruge, Editor-in-Chief Underclassmen, listen up: what are you doing right now? What activity is occupying your time right this instant? Are you doing something that you can be proud of,…
SU aims to engage with local youth
By Kaila Snyder, Contributing Writer The Johnson Center for Civic Engagement has partnered with the Regional Engagement Center (REC) in downtown Selinsgrove in an effort to provide local youth with positive mentor/mentee…
Fellowship advocates for religious tolerance
By Michael Mandigo, Staff Writer Spring 2019 interfaith fellows, seniors Mitch Roshannon and Hannah Antoine and sophomore Renika Weimer, will be taking on the task of understanding and appreciating diverse religious traditions through…
SU faculty provide resources for graduating students
By Jill Baker, Managing Editor of Design The class of 2019 has started their final stretch and the countdown to graduation brings both stress and motivation. There are three crucial parts to…
SU alumnae raise $3 million for Women’s Leadership Fund
By Kayla Brown, Contributing Writer Internships, research projects and career trips to major cities are now a greater financial possibility for female students at Susquehanna through the $3 million Women’s Leadership Fund….
Former NFL player talks ‘resilience,’ overcoming adversity
By Kelsey Rogers, Asst News Editor Former NFL player Michael Sam addressed students on overcoming adversity as an opener for the Martin Luther King Jr. Winter Convocation on Jan. 21 in Degenstein…