Photo Courtesy of Maddy Lanning By Griffen Erdley, Contributing Writer It was a successful week for both of Susquehanna’s men’s and women’s tennis squads, each capturing pairs of dominant wins against Lycoming…
Volleyball Falls to Top-Ranked Johns Hopkins and Colorado College
Photo Courtesy of Dustin Waleff By Dan Dilizia, Staff Writer The Susquehanna volleyball team lost their two games against top ranked opponents Johns Hopkins and Colorado College this Friday, September 17, and…
Field Hockey Beats King’s and Gettysburg, Remains Unbeaten
Photo Courtesy of Miles DeRosa By Miles DeRosa, Staff Writer The 18th ranked Susquehanna Field Hockey team extended their winning streak to five games to start the season, beating King’s College 1-0…
Football Improves to 3-0, Defeats Moravian 44-0
Photo Courtesy of Sports Information By Chris Vetrone, Staff Writer Susquehanna earned a dominating road victory on Saturday, September 18 when they defeated the Moravian Greyhounds handedly 44-0 at Rocco Calvo Field….
24 Hour Play Festival comes to Susquehanna October 9.
Provided to The Quill by Joseph Peachey Selinsgrove – The Susquehanna University Department of Theatre is proud to present the 24 Hour Play Festival as a part of its Second Stage…
Sampling the studio
A look into Susquehanna’s new graphic design lab.
Women’s Soccer Defeats Muhlenberg 4-1, Improves Record to 2-2
By Matt Guear, Contributing Writer Photo Courtesy of Hannah Grove Susquehanna’s women’s soccer team defeated visiting Muhlenberg on Saturday, Sept. 11 4-1 thanks to a high level of intense play. Susquehanna started…
The Degenstein Gallery featuring COVID-19
By Emily Rose, Contributing Writer The Lore Degenstein Gallery welcomed guests for the first time this academic year with “Commonplace Attachments: Artistic Practice During the COVID-19 Pandemic”. This exhibition was curated…
Climate strike coming to campus Sept. 24
The event follows global guidance and will be open to the public.
The Common Reading lecture and polio
By Rebecca Wood, Contributing Writer The 2021 Common Reading Lecture featured Nadina LaSpina. LaSpina is a memoirist and activist for disability rights. In 2019, she released her memoir, “Such a Pretty Girl:…