Grad Launching Career in Intelligence

Psychology and religious studies major Brianna Soars '13 is prepared to take a job in counterterrorism with the U.S. intelligence community.

Triple Major Becomes Award-Winning Teacher

When Allison Crowell arrived at Susquehanna in 2004, the middling Spanish student, who grew up on a rural orchard near Gettysburg, Pa., would have laughed at the notion of becoming an award-winning Spanish teacher in Washington, D.C.

Religious Life Grad Finds Place in International Development

Caitlin Thistle says Susquehanna gave her the skills to succeed in international development.

Religious Studies, Creative Writing Major Teaching with AmeriCorps

While taking a few years off before going to graduate school in Northern Ireland, Madison Clark '15 is a Life Together Fellow and an AmeriCorps Teaching Fellow at Esperanza Academy, a tuition-free, independent middle school for underserved girls in Lawrence, Mass.