News: Long-time politician pens his new book

On Jan. 18, former Pennsylvania congressman Franklin L. Kury signed copies of his recent book at a reception in the library that also displayed a collection of legislative documents he has donated to Susquehanna. The reception was open to students,...

News: Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy lives on

Peace, justice, brotherhood and love were the four main points of former social justice educator Barbara Love's speech given at this year's winter convocation on Jan. 19 in the Degenstein Theatre.
The event kicked off with a rendition of the Black...

Living & Arts: Pirates strike land at SU during national tour

The New York Gilbert and Sullivan Players performed "The Pirates of Penzance" on Jan. 26th to a packed Degenstein Theater.
The quirky opera revolves around Frederic, a young man released on his 21st birthday from his apprenticeship to a crew of...

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Have you heard about the Hunger Games franchise? Whether you're completely obsessed or have no idea what we're talking about, this book trilogy turned major motion picture turned fashion cult is taking over.
"Hunger Games," the first installation...

Sports: Crusaders prepare for LC Champs in last home meet

Both Susquehanna men's and women's swimming teams defeated their competition at the final home meet of the season on Jan. 21. The men's team beat Drew 158-86, and the women's team beat Juniata 76-35 and Drew 76-10.
Head Coach Jerry Foley said: "I...

Sports: SU hits its stride in Orange & Maroon

Off to an impressive start in 2012, the Susquehanna men's and women's track & field teams placed six first-place finishers in Sunday's annual Orange & Maroon Classic.
The Crusaders looked especially poised in the field events, led by last year's...