A Culture Of Belonging
Empower every Voice, Inspire Possibilities
At Susquehanna University, diversity encompasses representation, belonging, equity and empowerment. Our vibrant community invites you to grow, explore and thrive.
Susquehanna’s dedication to equity, inclusion and belonging isn’t confined to the classroom. It lives through our students, faculty, staff and community partners who come together to celebrate differences and work toward a more inclusive future. Whether you’re engaging with one of our many cultural organizations, attending events like the Hispanic Heritage Month Dinner or finding support at the Center for Diversity & Inclusion, you will find a place where your voice matters.
Where Passion Meets Purpose
Straight from the Nest
“Susquehanna has a really close-knit community. Everybody is so interconnected with each other, regardless of race, ethnicities or where people come from. Everybody is equally invited to be integrated on campus and get involved.”
— Faiza Ahmed ’26
“I would describe the community at Susquehanna as very welcoming, very inclusive and like a giant family.”
— Lys Maurer ’26
“Everybody is appreciated for all of their differences and there’s a sense of unity among all the students, even though we’re all different in our own amazing ways.”
— Hannah Foust ’26
“I chose Susquehanna because of the community. When I came on a tour and to an event day, my family and I were met with warm smiles, and we felt at home. I’m also a first-generation student, and Susquehanna was here every step of the way. It can be a confusing and difficult time for first-generation students and their families, but at Susquehanna, we felt very supported and like the faculty and staff cared about me and my journey.”
— Sarah Bower ’25
“I would describe the community here at Susquehanna as very welcoming and very diverse. Everybody knows everybody. It’s nice. You walk around and you always run into people you know. Everybody is very supportive.”
— Logan Moyer ’25
“Language Lane was an event that made such an impression on me because, as a first-generation American student from the Dominican Republic, it was nice to see a space dedicated to inclusion.”
— Shannel Jimenez ’27
SUsquehanna By the Numbers
More Than Metrics
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT
HAWK’S EYE VIEW
Shannel Jimenez ’27 finds community through Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, a historically Black Greek organization on Susquehanna’s campus.
Lys Maurer ’26, a first-generation student, felt that she could acclimate easily to Susquehanna’s way of life with resources to help.
Brett Hernandez- Marin ’25 builds community on campus with the Association of Latinx & Allied Students, expressing culture and connection.
Oliver Luce ’27 shares the unique ways he sees the world as an international student in his classes, on campus and in the community.
Julius Glover ’25 advocates for students of color and beyond through his work with the Center for Diversity & Inclusion.
On-Campus Services
Resources for Every Student
Pride At Susquehanna
We’re proud to celebrate our LGBTQ+ community at Susquehanna. With events like the annual Pride celebration on Kurtz Lane, organizations like the Gender and Sexuality Alliance and spaces like the Erynn E. Reiss LGBTQ+ Resource Center, we provide opportunities for connection, support and celebration of all identities.

Spirituality & MEaning
Whether you engage life’s biggest questions from a secular, religious, or spiritual perspective — or find yourself on a journey where labels don’t easily fit — we welcome you to explore what matters most.

Center for Diversity & Inclusion
Here, we celebrate the differences and recognize the similarities among all members of our campus community.
Participate in community engagement, events, cultural enrichment, training and education to develop meaningful connections for all students who value diversity and social justice.

ADDED Student Support Services
Reach ScholaRS
and TRIO Advantages
While both programs provide similar benefits, REACH Scholars serves Pennsylvania residents and TRIO helps students from across the U.S. Both provide individualized support to students for their success.

International Student Support
Whether you’re coming for a semester or for four years, we can assist you with academic concerns, housing, cultural adjustment, working on campus and more. Our one-on-one mentoring will guide you throughout the academic year.

Have Questions?
Contact us
Center For Diversity & Inclusion
514 University Ave.
Selinsgrove, Pa. 17870
Location
Phone
570-372-4134