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Susquehanna University announced faculty awards for research, teaching and advising at its 167th Commencement. Awards were…
Zoe Laffler ’26, Allyson Hurford ’26 and Matthew Crawford ’26 are certified EMTs making a…
Lauren Edwards ’25 has long admired her father’s career in engineering, and when it came…
Children use paint to create leaf prints at the Afterschool STEAM Fall Festival.After three years…
Susquehanna University has welcomed several new faculty members in the School of Natural & Social…
Sara Motz ’25 carefully tried to free the tiny common yellowthroat from the fine mesh…
In any body of water, millions of tiny organisms float around, casually playing a critical…
As if being selected for a highly competitive research program isn’t already a celebratory accomplishment,…
Susquehanna University Professor of Physics Samya Zain has published her third textbook, The Physics of…
Susquehanna University announced faculty awards for research, teaching and advising at its 166th commencement. …
Geneive Henry, Charles B. Degenstein professor of chemistry at Susquehanna University, is the first to…
Cathy O'Neil, chief executive officer of ORCAACathy O’Neil, chief executive officer of ORCAA, will present…
Sarah Vigliotti ’24, a double major in mathematics and computer science, reunited with a tech…
When Jennifer Carter was a child, the first thing she wanted to be when she…
This is the sixth and final story in our series on Women in STEM. "There will…
This is the fifth story in our series on Women in STEM. "The study of geology…
This is the fourth story in our series on Women in STEM. "The best part of…
This is the third story in our series on Women in STEM. When Geneive Henry joined…
This is the second story in our series on Women in STEM. As a child, Alathea…
Pavithra Vivekanand, associate professor of biologyGold nanoparticles have been the subject of scientific research for…
This is the first story in our series on Women in STEM. Peggy Peeler leads Women…
This summer, three students examined baker’s yeast to determine the function and role of a…
Gwen Conley ’23 and Hannah Needham ’23 entered the Susquehanna Valley Undergraduate Research Symposium on…
The mine fire already had been burning for 40 years underneath the ground where Tammy…
Armed with 19 years of industry experience in pharmaceuticals, Lou Ann Tom, associate professor of…
Samya Zain, professor of physics at Susquehanna University, has published her second physics textbook Thermodynamics…
Many River Hawks had a summer full of opportunities and possibilities as they completed their…
While many of her classmates returned home for the summer, Olivia Basile ’24 remained on…
Susquehanna University’s Jennifer Carter, assistant professor of physics, has been awarded a $21,699 grant from…
Biology major Kody Streeter ’21 is spending her summer researching the red-backed salamander, a very…
Geneive Henry, professor and chair of Susquehanna University’s Department of Chemistry, has been awarded the…
With the publication of “Techniques of Classical Mechanics: From Lagrangian to Newtonian mechanics,” Susquehanna University’s…
Fellowship in Portugal Opens Eyes to Multiple Medical Specialties As a fellow with the…
Anna Mykytyn ’20 received a highly competitive fellowship to conduct research on cancer treatment at…
Erin Rhinehart, professor of biologyResearch from Erin Rhinehart, professor of biology at Susquehanna University, finds…
How you respond to frustration can determine a lot of things in life — whether…
How you respond to frustration can determine a lot of things in life—whether you have…
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