By Grace Mandato Living and arts editor On Sept. 13, Natalie Zemon Davis visited Susquehanna to speak to students and faculty for the 2016-2017 Common Reading lecture. Davis read an excerpt titled…
Speakers to perform stories about ‘body issues’
By Danielle Bettendorf Staff writer A storytelling event titled “Skin I’m In: Stories About the Body” will take place at Isaacs Auditorium on Sept. 20 at 8 p.m. The event is based…
Alumni bring Susquehanna objects to ‘history harvest’
By Parker Thomas Staff writer As part of the 2016 homecoming weekend, Susquehanna hosted its first “history harvest” in Blough-Weis Library on Sept. 10. Initially started by the University of Nebraska, a…
Abroad student sees differences in world
By EJ Schwartz Abroad writer It’s the first day I’m on the shore and I am lying on the ground, toes sand-curled, staring up at a pink streaked sky. Views like this…
Director’s Discussion
By Eli Bass—Director of Jewish Life The news this summer has been memorable. Two candidates vie for the highest office in the land; the future leadership of our nation is in our…
Editor learns to follow own path in future
By Jenna Sands Forum editor I watched my sister and both of my brothers go through college, so I guess you could say I kind of knew what to expect when I…
SU student ‘rolls’ into her GO trip
By Erin McElwee Staff writer Imagine taking a self-driven roller coaster ride down a mountain in the Alps, seeing the countryside and a town below pass you by. This is just one…
SU biology major creates bright future with zoo internship
By Sean Colvin Staff writer Many Susquehanna students get internships, but not everyone gets to spend their summer interning at a zoo. Senior Noah Diaz-Portalatin spent his break working as an animal care…
Modern logo has positive response
By Sabrina Bush Staff writer Susquehanna moved away from the Crusader nickname in April and adopted the identifier of River Hawks, which came equipped with a brand new logo and a medley of…
Students come out to show their respect for fallen alumni
By Matt Dooley Staff writer Everyone remembers the tragedy of 9-11 in a different way. For some, it hits very close to home. Susquehanna lost two of its own in the tragedy that shook…