Image of the Sculpture Boots, Photo by Audrey Miller George Ferrandi is Throwing a Party and Everyone is Invited By Audrey Miller Artist George Ferrandi is honoring astronomy and culture through her…
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Camp and Community in “The Rocky Horror Picture Show”
By Ayva Strauss “It was hilarious. It was horrifying. I was scarred mentally for the rest of my life,” she joked. That is how Rebekkah Hurlbert, a sophomore at Susquehanna University,…
Reality TV: Art or Deception
By Ayva Strauss In the pilot episode of Netflix’s “The Ultimatum,” Madeline deadpans to the camera, with zero qualms, to millions of viewers: “The only thing I’m more afraid of than…
This is Your Brain on ChatGPT: How AI might be affecting your creativity
By: Ayva Strauss What if I told you ChatGPT wrote that very funny headline? It did not, but the more important point is that it could have, and you would not…
Thinking with the “Flow” Exhibit
By Ayva Strauss We each interact with water everyday in various contexts—we fill water bottles, take showers and drive by the Susquehanna River. And yet, perhaps because of its ubiquity, we…
On the Stage: “Eurydice”
By Kelly Waldron “Eurydice” is a contemporary re-telling of the timeless love story of Orpheus and Eurydice. Unlike the original tale, audience’s follow Eurydice through this classic Greek myth as she journeys…
Novelist Gives Public Reading, Talks About Writing Process
By Riley Harker Novelist Rivka Galchen visited Susquehanna University on Tuesday, Sept. 13 to do a Q&A and a public reading in Isaacs Auditorium. Each year, as part of the Writer’s…
“Terms of Service” exhibit opens in Lore Degenstein gallery
By Riley Harker, Contributing writer Photo by Abby Macmillan “Terms of Service,” a new art exhibition celebrating black women and co-curated by the members of Sigma Gamma Rho sorority, opened at the…
Find out who the real “Freaks” are in sci-fi thriller
Sci-fi thriller film “Freaks,” released in 2019 and directed by Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein, tells the enthralling childhood of 7-year-old Chloe, played by Alexa Kolker.
Students perform collaborative choreopoem “Given The Option”
Monica Prince directed her students in performing a collaborative, choose-your-own adventure style choreopoem titled, “Given The Option” that detailed life amid the pandemic