Personally, I think that the difference with the move-in will make no difference when it comes to classes. Most students do not follow the instructions when it comes to going up and down the stairs and using elevators or try to find ways around the safety procedures.
Top 10 albums of 2020
This article aims to highlight the best and most exciting releases of 2020. Let’s get into it.
Online Courses Take a Toll On Students
The rising frustration of being remote has become much more apparent in the weeks leading up to moving in for the spring semester. Students have said course work seems to be piling up and that holding focus while at home is a struggle.
Susquehanna updates Plan, turns away from wastewater testing
Students will now be tested twice a week, and new mask guidelines are in place.
Theatre Department announces “The Laramie Project” – February 25-28
The Susquehanna University Department of Theatre is proud to present The Laramie Project by Moisés Kaufman and the members of Tectonic Theater Project, directed by Mary Cote as part of its 2020-21 Main Stage Season.
New lab, testing spaces come to Susquehanna for the spring
Aikens Lounge and the Garrett Sports Complex Fieldhouse will be used for administering PCR tests.
Writers Institute presents novelist Marie Mutsuki Mockett
Memoirist and novelist Marie Mutsuki Mockett will give a virtual reading of her work at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 8th.
Local chef makes it to Hell’s Kitchen
Ard’s Farm line cook, Drew Tingley, made his debut on season 19 of “Hell’s Kitchen”
Student athletes respond to seeing their winter season cancelled
Men’s and women’s basketball, indoor track and field, swimming and diving and the club ice hockey team will not see action this season.
Challenges and triumphs of fall semester help to shape the spring
Counseling, Dining, IT and more will use what worked (and what didn’t) to shape procedure for the upcoming spring semester.