Student Publications

Student Publications & Media Clubs

Let your voice be heard by joining one of our literary publications or media organizations. Cover the campus news, run your own radio show or help publish annual literary magazines and journals.

With many organizations to choose from, students are free to join communities on campus where article-publishing, satire-creating, photography-developing and beyond are all celebrated.

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RiverCraft

An undergraduate literary magazine that celebrates and amplifies the diverse artistic excellence of Susquehanna University students.

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Essay Magazine

Annual online and print publication of creative nonfiction and artwork by undergraduate students.

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Sanctuary

Founded as a safe place for genre fiction and odd poetry; over time it has evolved into a place for those whose voices cannot be heard.

Ginkgo

Forming a connected web of undergraduates raising awareness about the world we live in.

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Flagship

Seeking to bring undergraduate students, writers, and artists to the intersection of travel, culture, and creative expression.

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The Squirrel

A student-run satirical media publication designed to offer a humorous perspective on college life and current events.

Apprentice Writer

A student-edited literary magazine which accepts entries from secondary students across the United States.

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SU Press

On-campus publisher, student learning lab, and small business.

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FUSE

A national network for student editors and writers, founded by our Writers Institute

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SU Slam

Susquehanna’s Slam Poetry club, encouraging expression, individuality and community celebration.

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The Quill

The student newspaper of Susquehanna University

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Student Media Clubs

WQSU

As a DJ on WQSU-FM’s airways, you’ll be the radio voice of Susquehanna University.

It doesn’t matter what major you are — all students are welcome to join the staff of WQSU-FM, The Pulse. Whether you’re a station DJ or a member of the management staff, you’ll gain hands-on experience running one of the largest college radio stations in Pennsylvania.

No prior experience with radio is required. The proper tools and training will be provided before you start.

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“I’m a DJ and radio host for WQSU. While it might seem unrelated to my biology and Spanish majors, this unique opportunity is possible at Susquehanna, where students can join any club, regardless of their academic focus.”

— Jenna Waldron ’27

Biology

Spanish Studies

“At most other universities, the university press is reserved for graduate students. But, here as an undergraduate student, I’m getting to work directly for Susquehanna University Press.”

— Sarah Ledet ’25

Creative Writing

Publishing and Editing

“What stands out to me about my sports media major at Susquehanna are the different opportunities I have. I’m able to get involved in so many different things, like interviewing coaches and players, working the games, getting involved with the radio station, and of course, learning in the classroom.”

— Brai Tate ’26

Sports Media

Marketing

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