“I decided that for the amount I was paying to be on campus but still have some classes online, I could stay at home where I felt more safe and comfortable during this pandemic,” senior Sam Brumagin said.
Sophomore spends quarantine self-publishing novel
When school began remotely, it gave her even more time to work on and publish her novel.
SU’s book club invites readers to join its virtual meetings
Photo by Freddie Marriage on Unsplash By Makenna Hall, Managing Editor of Content Susquehanna’s monthly book club has moved to Zoom for the fall semester, hoping to provide a relaxing, casual space…
Glass Animals offers catchy concept album
After getting past the first song, the album shines with great song after great song.
Blough-Weis Library virtually opens the house for new students
By Makenna Hall, Managing Editor of Content Susquehanna’s library staff is refusing to let new health regulations prevent incoming students from learning about the library’s sources by implementing a virtual open house,…
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ROTC welcomes new cadets, celebrates growth and dedication
“Our program at SU is continuously growing and striving to mold college students into officers by the end of their four years at Susquehanna,”
New COVID-19 incident app launches at Susquehanna
According to Lantz, the app will allow students to send anonymous tips on bad behavior among their peers.
Campus garden feeds need for produce in Snyder County
“By working at the garden, I have realized how far a little kindness can go and how powerful a little action can be,” sophomore Grant Rowe said
Campus leaders answer questions about reopening plan
Answers about testing, residence life and education quality.