SELINSGROVE — On Monday, Susquehanna University unveiled a plaque honoring the Susquehannock people, which inhabited the land that the university now sits on from approximately 1600 to 1763.
SELINSGROVE — A group of Susquehanna University administrators, staff, faculty and students attended a brief memorial service held on campus Monday to remember alumni Colleen Supinski and Chris Vialonga and
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