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Jonathan Ulicny ’27 won Susquehanna University’s annual Gene R. Urey Memorial Scholarship competition, which awards…
Maggie Bachman ’26 has been honored by the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge with a…
WQSU won two College Media Awards during the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System’s annual conference in New York…
Shade’s research to advance the understanding of how soil microbial communities respond to disturbance, including…
Political science major Noah Cassil ’27 spent his summer immersed in all things political —…
Growing up, Madison Hoy ’26 developed a deep sentimental connection to state and national parks…
With two internships under her designer belt, Alanis Castro-Pacheco ’25 is positioning herself for a…
Lindsay Davis ’25 was a newly declared ecology major when she read an article about…
Accounting major Aidan Kennedy ’25 is spending his summer interning with Big Four accounting firm…
Sara Motz ’25 carefully tried to free the tiny common yellowthroat from the fine mesh…
Aleksandr Washuta ’21 was among the Vegas Golden Knights Emmy Award–winning production staff recognized for…
If you’ve ever taken Tylenol for a headache, put a Band-Aid on a cut or…
Ryan Horst ’26 is spending his summer as a scenic carpenter with The Naples Players…
As if being selected for a highly competitive research program isn’t already a celebratory accomplishment,…
Layren McDannold ’23 has been awarded the Anne Wexler Scholarship in Public Policy from the…
William “Jay” Bosanko, deputy archivist of the United States, will deliver the keynote address at…
Just a few years into her teaching career, Ashlie Crosson ’11, an English teacher at…
Sarah Vigliotti ’24, a double major in mathematics and computer science, reunited with a tech…
For most, receiving the iconic blue Tiffany & Co. box wrapped in its signature white…
While living and working abroad, Eric Stein ’69 came to appreciate the importance of global…
Alanis Castro-Pacheco’s digital marketing internship with Michael Kors has introduced her to the world of…
Brendan Alvino’s internship with the Miami Dolphins is the first step in what he hopes…
Toxicology results can be the lynchpin in criminal investigations or the final piece to the…
Ava Greene ’24, a luxury brand marketing and management major from Cranbury, New Jersey, described…
Thirteen Susquehanna University student researchers participated in the Susquehanna Valley Undergraduate Research Symposium, with one…
Two Susquehanna University students were awarded the prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, enabling them…
Although Phoebe Kurien ’19 Marshall’s Peace Corps experience didn’t end the way she expected it…
Two Susquehanna University cadets have been named Distinguished Military Graduates for 2023. Preston Isom ’23, of…
Making Her Directorial Debut Alexis Jefferson Alexis Jefferson will make her professional directorial debut at the Pablo…
Judge Abigail Myers ’01 LeGrow was confirmed as a Delaware Supreme Court justice by the…
Grace Yurko ’23, of Manchester Center, Vermont, has been awarded a position with the Japan…
Madelyn Correllus is a recipient of the esteemed Fulbright U.S. Student Program award from the…
Grace Tepes ’23, a biochemistry and German studies double major, has been awarded the prestigious…
Catherine Pierce, poet laureate of Mississippi, will deliver the keynote address at Susquehanna University’s 165th…
Teagan Duffie ’24 is leaning on his interdisciplinary coursework as he transitions from two internships…
Update: Carolyn has been named one of five finalists for the 2023 National Teacher of…
Two Susquehanna University students were awarded the prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, enabling them…
Management major and Italian studies minor Claire Mulkey ’23 had always aspired to travel. After…
Since entering graduate school, Lee Steiner ’09 said his dream job has always been to…
When seniors enter their final semester of undergraduate study, most are anxiously looking to the…
Two environmental studies students were awarded the highly competitive Rachel Carson Council Fellowship to support…
Ecology major Aislinn Shilcusky ’24 researched the purseweb spider alongside Matthew Persons, professor of biology,…
Creative writing major Grace Shelton ’23 took her craft to the next level by teaching…
Through connections he made from his winter break job, Jacob Tomasulo ’23 landed an incredible…
Soon after John Yore ’23 set off for Barcelona to begin his summer internship with…
Sydney Salas ’23Anthropology and biology double major Sydney Salas ’23 spent her summer working in…
Owen Carey ’25 spent his summer at the happiest place on earth — Disney World….
This summer, finance major Hunter McDonald ’24 found himself getting a close-up look at how…
During her first year at Susquehanna, Alayna Wenrich ’25 turned a service program opportunity into…
A history major with military aspirations, Preston Isom ’23 spent his summer interning in Oklahoma…
Kathryn Olson ’23 described the Memphis Teacher Residency program as “the biggest blessing.” The early…
Three members of Susquehanna’s Class of 2022 will begin their postgraduate journeys in Europe through…
For sports media majors John “Jack” Imburgia ’23 and Brendan Alvino ’24, coming to Susquehanna…
Teacher, performer, accompanist. These are careers you would expect for a graduate with a music…
Several requests to change her major, three “failed” internships and dozens of job rejection letters…
Shelby Smith ’12 says she is as close to doing the work she was put…
Applying for fellowships and other post-graduate opportunities can be time-consuming work, but it’s worth it,…
Accounting major Grace Peters ’23 spent her summer tackling the unique challenges of an international…
Ethan Fix ’22 has returned to the lab of Wayne Carver, professor of cell biology…
Many River Hawks had a summer full of opportunities and possibilities as they completed their…
How did you spend your summer vacation? Samantha Balsamo ’22 interned with NBC Universal. Balsamo worked…
Susquehanna University’s Hannah Kelly-Quigley ’20 has been awarded a U.S. Department of State Critical Language…
Doing undergraduate research with faculty mentors led the way for Sam Silknetter ’14 to get…
Nine Susquehanna University students have been awarded the prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, a…
Alexandra Angelopoulos ’22, a history major and political science minor, has been accepted into the…
February 17, 2021 The path to one’s “dream job” isn’t always straightforward, but as…
Earning a humanities degree is like closing your eyes and pointing to a random place…
Three Named as Alternates Four Susquehanna University students have been awarded the prestigious Benjamin…
When Thomas Kitt ’17 approached his senior year at Susquehanna University, he knew he wanted…
When Melissa Barnes ’19 first won a $2,000 scholarship from T&M Associates, a New Jersey-based…
Two Susquehanna University graduates have been named finalists for Pennsylvania Teacher of the Year. …
Through his drive for creating an inclusive world, Peter DeHaas ’92 founded the San Francisco…
Sarah Blagg ’03 started joking with her friend and eventual business partner, Randi Hewit, in…
When Jessica Rubenstein ’11 moved to Washington, D.C., for her then-job as a graphic designer…
AmeriCorps has allowed Robbie Long ’19 to take his first steps into a career in…
Five Susquehanna University students were awarded the prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, enabling them…
If Shakespeare were alive today, what would he write? That’s the question Giacomo Calabria,…
Patrick Erickson spent the summer after his junior year away from Susquehanna University on an…
Divorces were no less unpleasant in the early 20th century than they are today. Sophomore history…
Jeremy Motsko ’17 praises the professors in the earth and environmental sciences department for going…
From studying red-eyed tree frogs in Panama to working with endangered species at the Memphis…
More than 700 alumni returned to Susquehanna University’s campus to celebrate Homecoming-Reunion Weekend. Alumni toast the…
Helping save wild trout isn’t a bad way to spend a summer. …
Graduates from Susquehanna’s publishing & editing major have participated in significant numbers in the esteemed…
Some actors work their entire careers without playing their dream role. Danny Arnold ’07 landed…
A year after graduating from Susquehanna, Cayla Spatz ’18 was standing on a red carpet…
Whitney Frederic ’16 has been cooking since she had to stand on a popcorn can…
Carly Rogers ’20 has been able to add NASH FM, Little League International,…
Susquehanna University’s oldest living alumna celebrated her 105th birthday Sept. 25. Dorothy Moyer, of Lewisburg, Pennsylvania,…
Ryan Seibert ’19 started working in the accounting field as a sophomore at SU and…
Jared Kozich ’19 credits his two internships with helping him secure a job offer at…
Fellowship in Portugal Opens Eyes to Multiple Medical Specialties As a fellow with the…
Several students from the Sigmund Weis School of Business are living and working abroad this…
Erin Wetmore ’20 Wetmore, of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, returned to Mack Trucks in Macungie, Pennsylvania….
Fresh off her return from a semester studying in London, Marisa Battiloro ’20 immediately set…
Seniors in the Sigmund Weis School of Business are confirming their career choices by participating…
Jon Haussler ’59 graduated from Susquehanna University with degrees in math, physics and chemistry, so…
Susquehanna University junior Katherine Moronta was awarded a $2,000 scholarship from the Institute of International…
Hareem Zain ’19 is one of the first students to study engineering at Columbia University…
An Africana Studies minor may not have much in common with his sports media major,…
A Susquehanna University graduate was an associate producer on a team that earned two Sports…
Two Susquehanna University students have been accepted into a selective dual-degree engineering program at Columbia…
Two graduates from Susquehanna’s Class of 2019 will head to Africa soon for positions with…
Kaitlyn Gardineer ’21, a triple major in earth and environmental sciences, studio art and German,…
The connections she made through our theatre program opened doors for Ashley Harman ’10—doors that…
The 575 members of this year’s graduating class have pursued degrees across the School of…
“I wholeheartedly will say that the Africana studies program was one of the best decisions…
When Heather Pearson’s senior capstone course was canceled for the semester, one of her professors…
Julianna Whalen ’19 encourages fellow students to attend Break Through, our annual on-campus alumni networking…
Luke Duceman, a 2018 Susquehanna University graduate, has received a prestigious Fulbright U.S. Student Program…
Larry Herrold ’19, of Sunbury, a senior history and religious studies major at Susquehanna University,…
Kellie Nebiker ’11 Espina I didn’t always realize…
Adding an Africana studies minor to her anthropology major allowed Zaida Bryant ’19 find her…
Isaac Riston ’19, a public policy and business administration major, says a fellowship at the…
Hadley Elsenbaumer ’12, analytical lead-measurement specialist at Google, and Kegan Moesta ’16, cyber security portfolio…
At a time when most seniors began new jobs or prepared for graduate school, B….
Like many of our accounting graduates, Cameron Dougherty ’14 knew a job was waiting for…
Madison Clark ’15 first learned about Susquehanna when a postcard arrived in her mailbox in…
Working at Tesla, Thomas Kitt ’17 has relied on the comprehensive education he received at…
Ryan McGuire graduated from Susquehanna in 2004 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in economics,…
Taishiana Tsosie ’21 wanted a major that encompassed all her areas of interest—the environment, government,…
After graduating from Susquehanna, Carissa Sweet ’18 continued her journey into the performing arts industry…
Ryan Pelletier ’16 left Susquehanna ready to teach high school social studies in a new…
Nearly two and a half years ago, Christina Behnke ’08 decided to leave her job…
A summer internship at a rehabilitation hospital set Elaine Anderson ’14 on her way to…
As assistant director of bands at Oklahoma State University, Tyler Austin ’12 has achieved his…
Jamie Fesinstine ’17 chose to study abroad in Rennes, France, for two reasons—language immersion and…
As one of two full-time employees at EgoPo Classic Theater in Philadelphia, Shayna Freed ’11…
Abby Conway ’18 Only at a small liberal-arts college like Susquehanna would I be provided the…
Public policy major Sage Weikel ’16, who always hoped to help those experiencing disaster, fulfilled…
“My experience with the English department at Susquehanna has been indispensable to my adult life,…
Melissa Lee ’14 studied for a few weeks in Japan through our GO program during…
Chemistry major Madeline Goodhart ’20 discovered her love for working in research labs during her…
Katrin Winkler ’17 has been working for the past two years toward a master’s degree…
A grant for those who plan to teach STEM in high-need school districts helped open…
A sociology degree has helped Baktash Ahadi think outside the box and serve as mentor…
A study abroad trip to The Gambia allowed Emily Crawford ’15 the chance to get…
Susquehanna helped Allison Crowell, an award-winning teacher, build her skills and confidence.When Allison Crowell arrived…
More than 100 years ago and an ocean away, a French soldier fighting in World…
Lauren Beck ’16 felt like a pioneer. The daughter of two Susquehanna graduates, she entered Susquehanna…
Emily Leboffe ’17 was determined to make the most of her study abroad experience. “I really…
Creating Valuable Opportunities for Students John Rendina ’86, a business administration and marketing major,…
A few years after graduating with her SU accounting degree, Deirdre “Digi” Casey Kramer ’94…
When it comes to innovation, no company is perhaps more top-of-mind than Tesla. So, when…
If there’s one thing that Tom Murphy ’94 can attest to, it’s that life has…
The third time was the charm for Gretchen Anderson ’03 Brinza. …
Nick Martell ’16 has achieved at 23 what most aspiring authors dream of—a multi-book publishing…
Annabelle Luebke ’14 loves her job teaching middle school chorus in Ashburn, Va., and soon…
A religious studies major can take you to many places, not only into ordained ministry. Caitlin…
Taking risks and trying out new ideas is a fundamental part of the creative writing…
Megan Rudloff ’17 went from Selinsgrove and Susquehanna to New York City and Columbia University,…
For Savannah Rhoads ’18, transferring to Susquehanna in spring 2016 opened up a world of…
A chance meeting as a first-year student opened the door to a fantastic internship for…
Nick Ripatrazone ’03 is the author of seven books in a variety of poetry, fiction…
All of Susquehanna's Service Leaders gather for their first meeting of the semester.The second class…
Taking part in the Honors program has had a lot of perks for Richard Farmer…
Junior Andrew Ressler presents his chemistry research at the Landmark Conference Summer Research Symposium.Twenty-three students…
From her very first Honors class at Susquehanna, Sarah Franzone ’20 has enjoyed the open…
As a newly declared journalism major, Grace Tesoro joined the National Association of Hispanic Journalists,…
While living and working abroad, the late Eric Stein ’69 realized the importance of building…
Amanda Grosz ’19 is participating in a unique leadership development program with JPMorgan Chase &…
Austin Park is spending his summer in a unique internship—with the Office of the Sergeant…
When it comes to innovation, no company is perhaps more top-of-mind than Tesla. So, when…
Nick Martell ’16 has achieved at 23 what most aspiring authors dream of—a multi-book publishing…
Majoring in Italian gave Alexander Beale ’15 a chance to connect with his mother’s culture. “I…
Melissa Ballow ’18 embarked on her study abroad program to Greece, excited to learn the…
As a broadcasting major, Caroline Woodward ’19 came into college expecting to learn camera angles,…
A semester spent in Italy inspired Tiffani Lopez ’18 to develop a new focus for…
Hannah Kelly-Quigley ’20 has always been fascinated with Chinese culture—an interest encouraged and cultivated by…
A study-abroad experience in Dublin, Ireland, gave Nathan Hughart ’18 more than fond memories and…
Forty-five Susquehanna University students recently returned from Oklahoma from the National Conference on Undergraduate Research…
Susquehanna’s first ever House of Hawks competition brought students before a panel of judges to…
Lucia Garabo’s Italian major is more than a field of study—it’s a way to connect…
As a first-semester senior, Joe Villari ’15 already had a job lined up with the…
Larell Scardelli ’15 has fit a lot into the few years since she graduated—student, fact…
Amy Bischof still vividly remembers the first time she walked into a museum as a…
A marketing internship led right into a job for Courtney Radel ’17. After majoring…
Wanting to explore new areas of the country and careers “beyond the more obvious choices,”…
A summer internship at the Wolf Conservation Center in South Salem, N.Y., perfectly combined Kayla…
Spending a semester in Barcelona, Spain, pushed Alan Codner ’18 out of his comfort zone—and…
Dylan Furlano ’14 left Susquehanna feeling prepared for whatever graduate school could throw her way. …
Luke Rivera ’19 spent the summer as the only environmental intern in the northeastern U.S….
Jordan Zezza ’17 was set to pursue a doctorate in neuroscience—when he was sent down…
Torin McFarland’s interest in economics was sparked in high school, so a dual major in…
Jillian Mannarino ’18 had never considered a career in publishing before coming to Susquehanna, but…
Last year Craig M. Housenick ’98, a lighting director for NBC’s popular singing competition The…
James Jordan ’75, Ph.D., is a GRAMMY-nominated choral conductor whose contributions to the field have…
Karen Goeringer ’61 Snider has been widely recognized for her commitment to the Harrisburg, Pa.,…
Robert Whitmoyer ’80 recently retired from the Selinsgrove Area School District, where he worked for…
In her professional life, Rachel K. Beatty ’06 aspires to address homelessness systematically through public…
The 2016-17 academic year marks the 10th anniversary of the Landmark Conference. Susquehanna has been…
When Sabin Mulepati ’08 began researching CRISPR for his doctoral dissertation at John Hopkins University,…
At Susquehanna, Rick Dorman ’75 fell in love with the liberal arts. Now, as president…
Peter Arduini ’86 learned a lot about business and leadership at Susquehanna—both in his business…
For Michael Kling ’80, serving others is a no-brainer. A volunteer firefighter since the age…
When Jeff Morgan ’82 became involved professionally with nonprofit groups that, at least in part,…
Few people could quickly switch from being The Crusader’s editorial page editor and studying creative…
The men’s rugby club, under the direction of Jonathan Niles, who also serves as Susquehanna’s…
Susquehanna University students in the Sigmund Weis School of Business’ London Program visited Bahrain in…
Growing up in the small town of Northumberland, Pa., during the Great Depression, Ruth Eleanor…
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