Photo Courtesy of Sports Information By Carly Mersky, Staff Writer Senior Nevin Hoenninger is a biology major with a religious studies minor and is a shooting guard on the women’s basketball team….
Students Discuss COVID-19 Protocol Violation Fines
Susquehanna administration has decided to fine students for violating COVID-19 protocols. These violations include, but are not limited to: not showing up or scheduling testing and having off-campus guests in residence halls.
Super Bowl commercials make up for game
Many of this year’s Super Bowl ads clearly approached production like an SNL season finale—throw as many celebrities in front of the camera as possible and hope the rest falls into place.
Senior Spotlight: John Kozinski
By Dakota Dobrovich-Fago, Staff Writer Whether he is on the court for the men’s basketball team or in the classroom, senior John Kozinski is constantly setting an example. Hailing from West Chester,…
Senior Spotlight: Bryce Butler
Photo Courtesy of Sports Information By Hannah Grove, Contributing Writer Bryce Butler is a senior finance major on the men’s basketball team. He is from Abingdon, Md. and is this season’s team…
Students Conduct COVID-19 Tests Themselves
Personally, I don’t think it was a good idea to allow students to begin testing themselves for the simple fact that we are not testing experts.
Love is always and forever with new Netflix film
“To All the Boys I Loved Before: Always and Forever” wraps up the story of Lara Jean and Peter in the final film of the trilogy.
Senior Spotlight: Joe’l Morris
Photo Courtesy of Sports Information By Carly Mersky, Staff Writer Growing up in North Babylon, N.Y., senior Joel Morris has seemed to always have a passion for sports, playing football, soccer, baseball…
Senior Spotlight: Alanna Connolly
Photo Courtesy of Bill Wood By Hannah Grove, Contributing Writer Alanna Connolly is a senior biology major with a business administration minor on the Susquehanna women’s basketball team. She is from Whitehouse…
Testing Twice A Week Raises Concerns For Students
This semester Susquehanna decided to test students twice a week, every week to keep everyone safe. Administration is attempting to prevent an outbreak, like what has already happened at other campuses, by containing anyone who could contract the virus earlier than what they could last semester.