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SU to celebrate festival of lights
Susquehanna University will hold its eighth annual Diwali celebration on Nov. 14. Commemorating the traditional Hindu "Festival of Lights," the event begins at 6:15 p.m. with dance performances in the Degenstein Center Theater, followed by dinner at 7:15 p.m. in Evert Dining Room.
Assistantship earned by Susquehanna University junior Ryan Rickrode of Chambersburg
Ryan Rickrode of Chambersburg was awarded an assistantship at Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove, for the 2009-10 term.
Clark Athlete Stars At Susquehanna University Track Meet
BLOOMSBURG, Pa.a 'Susquehanna Universitya TMs mena TMs cross country team competed at the non-scoring Bloomsburg Open on Oct.
Rodgers and Hammerstein's beloved musical, "The Sound of Music," opens tonight at 8 p.m. in the Degenstein Center Theater on the campus of Susquehanna University, with seven performances over the next week.
Fence will route SU campus walkers
The construction of a science building across the street from Susquehanna University's main campus has led to fears of incidents between pedestrians and motorists.
Lawyer talks about his life, 'warts and all'
Attorney Irvin Graybill Jr. does not gloss over his failings - he asked that his story be told "warts and all." From his Market street law office in Middleburg, Graybill recalled working at a Baltimore shipyard before quitting in 1943 to join the Army when he was 19.
"A Little Bit O' Horror" is the theme of the second annual Halloween event at the YMCA Arts Center, 35 S. Fifth St., on Saturday at 8 p.m. The program includes a presentation by Jeffrey Martin, a lecturer at Susquehanna University, who will discuss vampire films and a showing of "dark arts" by area artists.
One would never guess Riley Toll began his interest in photography only a few months ago.
Volunteer stresses family, community
Diane Meixell finds life at the cemetery. It brings a smile to her face, she said, to walk the paths between the tombstones and read the names of people who dedicated their lives to the community, to others and to causes.
Choir adds to celebration at basilica
Sacred songs-- The University Choir sang at the Basilica of Saints Cyril and Methodius in Danville on Sunday, Oct.
Enhanced trombone enhances band
Members of KT and the Tbones pose before a performance at Susquehanna University.
Dog Days Help Students Adapt to College Life
About 5 in the afternoon, they started to gather on this central Pennsylvania college campus: The shih tzu brothers Boomer and Otis; Maggie, a lumbering chocolate lab; Cole and Chase, the David and Goliath of the bunch, of course named after Phillies; and the talented Bunsen, the boxer mix who has his own blog and can eat treats he flips off his ...
Campus honors Clarissa Dubie of South Hero has been accepted to Susquehanna University's highly selective Honors Program.
Dog days on campus at Susquehanna University
A Susquehanna University student greets one of the dogs at Dog Days, held at the university through the month of September.
Dog Days help students adapt to college life
About 5 in the afternoon, they started to gather on this central Pennsylvania college campus: The shih tzu brothers Boomer and Otis; Maggie, a lumbering chocolate lab; Cole and Chase, the David and Goliath of the bunch, of course named after Phillies; and the talented Bunsen, the boxer mix who has his own blog and can eat treats he flips off his ...
Gabrielle Robbins was accepted to Susquehanna University's highly selective Honors Program.
Maxim W. Furek , director of Garden Walk Recovery, recently donated his book, "The Death Proclamation of Generation X: A Self Fulfilling Prophesy of Goth, Grunge and Heroin" to Luzerne County Community College .
Commissioners wona t finance college
Volunteers hoping to found the Valley's first and Pennsylvania's 15th community college are in search of a governmental body to champion their effort.
Virginia Tech associate provost dies
Norrine Bailey Spencer, 62, associate provost and director of undergraduate admissions at Virginia Tech, died today after a long illness.
Wayne Hills grad becomes student tour guide
Timothy Joseph of Wayne is working as a student tour guide at Susquehanna University.
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