By Michael Bernaschina, Staff Writer After the winter break, Susquehanna will be starting the SU Service Leaders Program for freshmen who expressed interest in doing service work. The program, which was started after…
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Lecture focuses on ethical dilemmas within collegiate sports
By Zachary Bonner, Staff Writer On Oct. 30, Susquehanna hosted Donald M. Remy in Stretansky Concert Hall for a lecture in The Edward S. and A. Rita Schmidt Lectureship in Ethics series. Remy’s…
Haunted House theme takes over SU campus past weekend
By Alanna Dent, Staff Writer Halloween is among the most popular holidays. According to The Guardian, it is celebrated by 93 percent of kids, and 68 percent of adults contribute to the festivities…
Club hosts fundraiser to help revitalize presence
By Zachary Bonner, Asst. News Editor Many clubs on campus have used fundraising to bring exposure to their organizational goals, but one club at Susquehanna is using fundraising to revitalize interest in their…
Zeta Tau Alpha hosts “Think Pink” week for breast cancer awareness
By Michael Bernaschina, Staff Writer During the week of Oct. 23 to Oct. 27, the members of the Zeta Tau Alpha (ZTA) began Think Pink week with Drink Pink on Monday. The fundraiser,…
Let’s Talk series provides insight on the termination of DACA
By Alanna Dent, Staff Writer This week’s installment of the Let’s Talk series held the goal of educating students on the significance of DACA and the effects caused by it’s termination. The event…
Homecoming weekend officially welcomes new president
By Kyle Kern, Co-Editor in Cheif Following a break from school and being on break Susquehanna hosted a series of events starting the students time back on campus. The Homecoming events at Susquehanna…
Move over pumpkin spice, pumpkin painting is in demand
By Alanna Dent, Staff Writer Susquehanna got festive for fall with pumpkin painting for all right before break. Susquehanna’s Student Activities Committee (SAC) hosted a pumpkin painting event on Oct. 6. Conveniently located…
General Manager of WQSU radios her extensive career path
By Michael Bernaschina, Staff Writer Ever since she was a child, WQSU general manager Dawn Benfer has had a passion for radio. “I started in radio when I was eight years old,” Benfer…
Leadershape program opens applications to student leaders
By Michael Bernaschina, Staff Writer Students wishing to improve their leadership skills will have the opportunity to do so during Susquehanna’s winter break at the Leadershape event. “The unique thing about Leadershape is…