By Rylee Baker It’s no secret that in the past four years, things have continued to skyrocket in price as basic needs become more expensive. College tuition is no exception with Susquehanna…
SU Field Hockey Hosts Annual Memorial Game
Photo Courtesy of Susquehanna Athletics By Logan Moyer, Sports Editor For Susquehanna Field Hockey, Sunday afternoon’s contest against Lynchburg is so much more than a game. It’s an opportunity. A chance to…
Women’s Soccer Springs Past Delaware Valley
Photo By Logan Moyer, Sports Editor By Matt Guear The River Hawk attack was relentless. The scoreboard kept lighting up. Four times, to be exact. Susquehanna powered past Delaware Valley 4-1 on…
University to Host Several Voter Education Events this week
With election day rapidly approaching, students may find themselves confused, or even intimidated, by the vast amount of information that is circulating. As a result, the school has opted to put on…
“Equus”: A Play of Mystery and Passion
Susquehanna University’s theater department presents a new perspective on normalcy, mental health, sexuality and passion. “Equus” focuses on psychiatrist Dr. Martin Dysart as he is confronted with a patient, the likes of…
When Art and Culture Collide
“If you can find your footing between two cultures, sometimes you can have the best of both worlds.” -Alex Perez Class of 2025 The collaboration between SU Slam and ALAS pursues this…
Strong Defense helps Football Survive Brockport
Photo By Michael Lipscomb By Matt Vargo There were some mistakes. Some meat left on the bone. But in the end, the River Hawks found a way to get the win. …
Reason Inequality Continues is because it is the Norm, not the Exception
On Thursday, Sept. 5 in Degenstein Theater, students at Susquehanna University had the opportunity to listen to Jason Riley, an opinion columnist at the Wall Street Journal, speak on social justice issues…
The Doctor of Cello
Susquehanna University’s director of string orchestra, Dr. Zachary Levi, performed his debut solo recital in Stretansky Concert Hall on Sept. 4. He performed pieces by Maslanka, Bach, Brahms and Beethoven for his…
Reading from the Best
By Brianna Luby, Arts & Entertainment Editor Starting the fall semester can be tricky for all students, both returning and new. What better way to kick off the writing season than…