Mid and East Antrim Borough Council has agreed to add the name of a local soldier, John Allison, to the Second World War Memorial in the Memorial Park,.
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April 30, 2021
Susquehanna University will establish a Downtown Center on Market Street to further integrate the campus community with the Borough of Selinsgrove.
“Susquehanna University has been proud to be a part of the Selinsgrove community since 1858 and we see the Downtown Center as a way to reinforce these already strong bonds,” said University President Jonathan Green. “It is our hope that this endeavor will lead to continued fruitful collaboration between our students, faculty and staff and the community members of Selinsgrove.”
The Susquehanna University Downtown Center, at 111 N. Market St., will be leased by Susquehanna from property owner Robert Grayston.
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January 18, 2021
Susquehanna University will host the third annual Legacy of MLK – A Day of Teaching: Margins and Intersections virtually on Thursday, Jan. 28.
The daylong event features the following lectures spanning the sciences and humanities:
9 a.m.
Will the Real MLK Please Stand Up? Misappropriations of Dr. King by the Right and the Left, by Jeffrey Mann, professor and chair of religious studies; respondent, Nick Clark, associate professor and chair of political science
Science and Ethics: A Discussion of the Development and Equitable Distribution of COVID Vaccines, by Peggy Peeler, professor of biology; Tammy Tobin, professor and chair of biology; Carlos Iudica, associate professor of biology; and Antonio Rockwell, assistant professor of biology