News: In the 'Grove, snow is glistening

The United States may be the land of the red, white and blue, but lately, the only red and blue seen is coming from wind-burned cheeks and freezing fingers as a record percentage of the country continues to be covered in white snow.

According to...

News: Director's departure closes clinic

The mediation clinic affiliated with the Arlin M. Adams Center for Law and Society will be closed as a part of program "prioritization," according to Dr. Linda McMillin, provost, dean of faculty and professor of history. The Neysa C. Adams Pro Se...

Living & Arts: Students shine at conference

The sixth annual Undergraduate Literature and Creative Writing Conference took place at Susquehanna on Monday, Feb. 15 from 8 a.m. to 6:15 p.m. Throughout the day, students and writers from all along the East Coast presented literary and creative...

Forum: Senior lists top hits of final year at university

Do you wake up in the morning feeling like P. Diddy?

Or perhaps you've got ten million fireflies to light up the world as you fall asleep.
If you answered yes (or even if you answered no) to these questions, you've got the tunes to my senior...

Sports: Seniors hope to keep careers alive

The Susquehanna women's basketball team will lose three mainstay players to graduation in the spring. "It's going to be a great void to fill next year," Head Coach Jim Reed said.

Samantha Jansson, a business major with an emphasis in marketing,...

Sports: Seniors hope to keep careers alive

Even though there are only two seniors leaving the Susquehanna men's basketball team after this semester, the dynamics of the team will change drastically in their absence.

Senior captain guard Bryan Majors has been the only Susquehanna player ...