⬆️ This you? Midterm season has snuck up on us yet again, and when the work starts piling up, so do the questions about your research. How do you cite this? Where can you find a source for that? It’s like every sentence brings something else to feel unsure about. Luckily for Susquehanna students, our…Continue Reading Mid-Terms Are Coming
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Celebrate black history, black lives, black authors, black artists, black changemakers…Continue Reading Black History Month: The Roots of Celebration
Our newest student writer, Gabriella Escobar, reminds you why this fantasy novel by Kazuo Ishiguro should be on your TBR list, if it isn’t already….Continue Reading The Buried Giant: A Contemplative Journey of Mortality
The Blough-Weis Library welcomes Amir El-Chidiac as our new Research and Instruction Librarian! Amir comes to SU from North Carolina for a diversity resident position. They recently finished their Masters of Library Science at North Carolina Central University. They also have a Masters in Creative Writing and a BA in Women and Gender Studies. Amir…Continue Reading Welcome, Amir El-Chidiac!
The Blough-Weis Library welcomes Amanda Boyer as our new First-Year Experience Librarian! Amanda is a 2016 Susquehanna University graduate. She double majored in Creative Writing and English Literature. During her junior year, she found an interest in library science. She went to Kent State for her Masters in Library Science with a focus in digital…Continue Reading Welcome, Amanda Boyer!
The Blough-Weis Library welcomes Brianne Dort as our new Systems Librarian! Brianne comes to SU from Virginia. She did her undergraduate studies in English and History at Hollands University. She got her Masters in Library Science at Catholic University. Brianne did theatre in high school and enjoys painting and reading. When asked why she chose…Continue Reading Welcome, Brianne Dort!
As Pride Month closes, we are highlighting new releases that tell stories of perseverance, hatred, strength and love from the LGBTQ+ community. After a stormy, intense year, it’s refreshing to have a month centered around hope and prosperity. COVID-19 continues to halt Pride celebrations around the country, but these readings stand as a testament that…Continue Reading 10 LGBTQ+ books to read in 2021
From unapologetically heart-wrenching to hopefully optimistic, this list encompasses all of the difficult, awkward topics and conversations that people need to be having. After the political and social unrest of the last year, people search for clarity and answers, some of which can be found in the pages of literature. These new releases explore the…Continue Reading June 2021 releases you MUST read
Looking for a book to read this summer and a great group to discuss it with? The VIP center at Susquehanna University is hosting a book club this June to discuss, Out in Central Pennsylvania: The History of an LGBT Community. Open to staff, students, alumni, faculty, and Selinsgrove community members, the book club will…Continue Reading Book Club Highlights LGBTQIA+ History in Central PA
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