By Michael Bernaschina, Staff writer The Johnson Center for Civic Engagement is looking for students interested in service work to fill multiple positions for the upcoming fall semester. There are eleven positions…
Artist B.o.B goes ‘out of his mind’ for SU Spring Concert
By Benjamin Roehlke, Staff writer Susquehanna held its annual spring concert featuring Bobby Ray Simmons Jr., known by his stage name B.o.B., on March 24. The concert was originally scheduled to be…
Women’s lacrosse drops in overtime to foe Saints
By Alyssa Gehris, Photography editor Susquehanna women’s lacrosse started out with an early lead but fell short in an 8-7 loss in overtime against Marymount on March 12. Susquehanna started out strong…
Men’s lacrosse goes 1-1 over break; beat Lions
By Brandon Farren, Staff writer While much of the campus went home to spend time with friends and family for springbreak, the Susquehanna men’s lacrosse team played two games where the River…
For senior lacrosse captain Andrew Porzio, he is out there on the field just “living the dream”
By Dylan Smith, Staff writer Amidst the pre-game yelling and banging, there stands a senior captain eyeing his orange number five jersey reminding himself why he’s there. It’s the words, “we didn’t…
Juju Smith-Schuster is dominating the media
By Alex Kurtz, Sports editor Since being drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the second round of the 2017 NFL draft, Juju Smith-Schuster has dominated both on and off the field. The…
Softball comes back with five wins
By Andrew Snyder, Staff writer Over spring break, the softball team ventured down to Florida, playing eight regular season games in the process. The River Hawks (6-6) compiled a 5-3 record throughout…
Susquehanna baseball wins three games during break
By Rachael Cataldo, Asst. sports editor The Susquehanna baseball team went 3-5 during its Spring Training trip to Port Charlotte, Florida. Susquehanna fell to Arcadia 16-12 on Sunday, March 11 at the…
Horror sequel fails with cheesy overkill
By Kelsey Rogers, Asst. living & arts editor “Black Panther” has easily taken over pop culture and ticket sales over the past few weeks, leaving other films scrounging for leftovers and dying…
Writer’s institute founder returns with reflective reading
By Katie Willis, Staff writer Former head of the creative writing department Gary Fincke read from his newest publication, “The Out-ofSorts: New and Selected Stories,” on March 5 in Isaacs Auditorium. Steve…