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Unassessed Waters
Student Researchers Today, Conservationists Tomorrow
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Pedaling through Grief
More than three years after his brother died, Mark Thorsheim ’88 credits him with saving his life.
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Once Upon a Climate
An asthmatic oyster, a sad sasquatch and color-changing coral. All are characters in a collection of children’s stories written by Susquehanna University students and based on scientific research.
First Word
Spring Summer 2025
First Word
Dear Friends, At this unprecedented moment for higher education with challenges coming from many directions, we are fortunate to celebrate so many good things connected…
People & Places
Spring Summer 2025
Women’s Leadership Initiative Marks 10 Years of Meaningful Connections
Susquehanna University marked the 10th anniversary of the Women’s Leadership Initiative with a two-day symposium in New York City that formed business connections between students and…
Scoreboard
Spring Summer 2025
Football Makes Historic Run
In 2024, the River Hawks had one of the greatest seasons in football program history, winning a record 12 games en route to their…
The ’Grove
Spring Summer 2025
New Dean Appointed for School of the Arts, School of Humanities
Susquehanna University has named Patrick Long as the dean of the School of the Arts and the School of Humanities, a position he has held…
Alumni News
Spring Summer 2025
New Awards Bestowed to Alumni of Distinction
Susquehanna University’s Alumni Association Board proudly presented a new honor this year during the annual Break Through student-alumni networking conference, recognizing a young alumna whose…
End Notes
Spring Summer 2025
Researching Since (Almost) Day 1
Susquehanna University’s Freshwater Research Institute — where I’ve been an intern for the past three years — has been like a home away from home…
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