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…
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Staying Social within Greek Life
By Lexy Gierszal, Contributing Writer Fraternities and sororities are a staple of university life at Susquehanna. When campus shut down in the spring, the Greek community was hit hard. As a member…
Greek Life During a Pandemic
By Lauren Runkle, Staff Writer Greek life has always been a large part of the Susquehanna community. While phased move-in, online classes, social distancing, limited room capacities and more may seem to…
Sigma Gamma Rho promotes socially-distanced style
According to Moles, all it takes is your phone and your style.Â
Fraternity focuses on service, personal bond
“We really try to get to know each other…”
Greek organizations strut during Community Aid Catwalk
By Alexis Jefferson, Contributing Writer Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia sponsored the Community Aid Catwalk on Nov. 15 in Stretansky Concert Hall as part of their philanthropy week of community inspired events. Seven…
Greek life hosts annual fall festival for students
By Samuel Hoffman, Contributing Writer Over homecoming weekend, Sigma Kappa and Phi Mu Delta hosted their annual Fall Fest celebration at the Sigma Kappa house. The event took place on the Saturday…
Fraternity presents event to promote ideas for professional advancement
By Kara Little, News Editor Phi Beta Sigma partnered with Men’s Warehouse for their “Dress for Success” event aimed at promoting ideas of professional advancement for students on Oct.14 in Degenstein Campus…
Greeks spell for cause
By Sarah McMillin, Assistant Living & Arts Editor On Sept. 18, members of Greek life engaged in a spelling bee called “Bee Her Hero.” The event’s proceeds went to the organization Circle…
Student body over-stressed, stretched thin
By Alyssa Gehris, Photography Editor Coming in as a freshman, I saw upperclassmen have intricate email signatures listing their organizations and positions. I thought they were crazy for being this involved, but…