Susquehanna University - History
Susquehanna traces its roots to September 1858, when the Missionary Institute of the Evangelical Lutheran Church and the Susquehanna Female College held their first classes. From its humble beginnings, the university has emerged as a national liberal arts college, advancing the legacy of educating students for lives of achievement, leadership and service. Don Housley, professor emeritus of history, is author of Susquehanna University, 1858-2000: A Goodly Heritage, which is available for purchase through the alumni office. Click here for more information. Susquehanna Today has been counting down Housley's top 150 people, places, organizations and events in the university's history. Read the current and past installments here. A recurring Susquehanna Today feature showcases alumni recollections of Susquehanna's past. You can explore the following "A Look Back" installments: |