We have all heard of the moral dilemma known as the trolley problem, where a runaway trolley is headed towards five people on the tracks and you have the choice to pull a lever making it divert to another track, but that causes the trolley to head towards a single person instead…
Owen Makes History in Dominant Win
Photo and Written by Marquis Frias, Assistant Sports Editor Liv Owen can’t be stopped. After becoming only the fifth SU women’s lacrosse player to record her 200th point earlier this month, Owen…
Acclaimed Poet Visits Susquehanna University
On Wednesday April 9, acclaimed poet Terrance Hayes visited Susquehanna to read his work and speak to students in the English and Creative Writing departments. Dr. Catherine Dent opened the evening with a quote from the poem “Disruption, Hesitation, Silence.”…
Helping SU Students Get Thrifty
Whether you’re looking to refresh your wardrobe or find unique dorm decorations on a budget, Susquehanna is surrounded by several thrift stores worth exploring. Just a short walk from campus you can find a few. The first is the Mustard Seed. The Mustard Seed offers a variety of secondhand items…
Creative Writing Department Hosts Final Senior Reading of the Semester
Monday, April 7, marked the final senior reading of the semester, officially bringing the 2024-2025 readings to a close. Hosted by the Creative Writing Department, the event took place at 7 p.m. in Lore Degenstein Gallery and commemorated four graduating creative writing students, giving each the opportunity to read aloud…
Susquehanna University’s annual “Greek Week” raised over $10,000 for the B+ Foundation
The 2025 Greek Week theme was “World Tour” and each organization chose an artist to represent its chapter. Over three weeks, these chapters choreographed and practiced a five-minute dance that encapsulated their artist. Nine chapters participated in Greek Week from March 31 to April 6 this year. Before each organization performed its dance at “Airband”…
What Susquehanna Has to Offer as Warmer Weather Approaches
As the clouds part and temperatures rise, Susquehanna’s campus comes out of its shell and reminds students of everything it has to offer.
Between Degenstein Lawn, Smith Lawn, and the many lawn chairs spotted around campus, there are an endless number of areas to soak in…
Men’s Lax Defeats Wilkes on Senior Day
Photos By Nick Williams, Photography Editor By Quill Staff The men’s lacrosse team won its third straight contest on Saturday, defeating Wilkes 24-10 at Sassafras Field in Landmark Conference play. The game…
Women’s Lax Falls to Juniata in Midweek Battle
Photo and Written by Marquis Frias, Assistant Sports Editor Peyton Goodrich’s 4 goals for Juniata (5-7 overall, 3-2 Landmark) helped lead the Eagles to a 13-9 win over the women’s lacrosse team…
Guy Graybill, Author of “BRAVO!” Shares Insight on Italian Music and Literature
By Jasmine Durst Several eons ago, when Guy Graybill was about to enter Gettysburg College, he pondered the choices, torn between the fields of history and journalism, but he had chosen the…