Dan Henig, a comedian music artist, visited Susquehanna on March 23 at Trax. Henig is originally from Michigan but now lives in California. Henig has created his career off of singing acoustic…
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Earth Hour movement begins at SU
By Michael Bernaschina, Staff writer Susquehanna took part in Earth Hour, an annual, worldwide demonstration of environmental support on March 24. Earth Hour began in Sydney in 2007 as a lights-out event…
JCCE begins office hiring process
By Michael Bernaschina, Staff writer The Johnson Center for Civic Engagement is looking for students interested in service work to fill multiple positions for the upcoming fall semester. There are eleven positions…
Students get lucky from weekend event and concert pick
By Abbie Steinly, Staff writer Saint Patrick’s Day came to campus early with the Get Lucky party at Trax on Saturday, March 3. Students broke out their best green attire for the…
Library hopes to inspire with unique book event
By Makenna Hall, Staff writer The Blough-Weis Library and the Better Together interfaith group are hoping to encourage civil discourse amongst the Susquehanna community through the Human Library, occurring April 18 from…
Shapiro shares First Amendment perspectives in sold out event
By Jill Baker, Co-editor in chief Ben Shapiro, American conservative political commentator, took the stage in Degenstein Campus Theatre on Tuesday, March 20 to speak about the First Amendment on college campuses….
GO office hosts passport caravan
By Hanifah Jones, Staff writer Susquehanna University’s Global Opportunities Office hosted its third annual Passport Caravan on Friday, March 9. The Global Opportunities (GO) Office offers Passport Caravan once a semester. The…
O-Team Searches For New Leaders
By Christina Falso, Staff Writer O-Team applications went live on Jan. 22 as students arrived on campus for the second semester of the academic year. The Office of First Year Experience is…
Staff with local ties begins new role
By Makenna Hall, Staff Writer Former Snyder County Commissioner, Malcolm Derk, has resigned from the position to become the full-time director of grants and foundation relations at Susquehanna, effective this past January….
SU program makes life less taxing
By Abbie Steinly, Staff Writer An event was held providing students with advice regarding taxes and financial planning; a topic not often taught in school, but very critical to postgraduate life. The…