Susquehanna University - 1970 to 1979

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This collection contains the archive of documents, photographs, and brief publications and correspondence revolving around the evolution of Susquehanna University from 1970 through 1979.
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Course of Study
Course of Study
Handlan, James N., Susquehanna University, Computers
"Introduction to Computer Science and Related Mathematics" was one of the classes offered on campus in 1970. The course description is seen here. James N. Handlan is the faculty member in the photo.
The Crusader
The Crusader
Crusader, Newspapers, Truver, Scott, Gates, Signe, Susquehanna University
Susquehanna University's school newspaper, The Crusader, was first formed in the fall of 1891, under the name of The Institute Journal. Susquehanna University's 5th president, Jonathan Dimm, edited the school newspaper, while faculty and students wrote the articles. Later the name was changed to The Susquehanna Journal, then just Susquehanna. Showing enthusiasm for the campus growth and change in the 1960s, the school's newspaper name was changed once again to its current name The Crusader. Pictured selling 1970-1971 subscriptions to The Crusader are Scott Truver class of 1972,and Signe Gates class of 1971. Both are current Susquehanna University Board of Trustees members.
Married Couples
Married Couples
Marriage, Students, Susquehanna University, Dormitories
The Housing and Boarding section of the 1970 Susquehanna University Bulletin reminds students of requirements for living on campus. It clearly states that there is no campus housing for married students. If a student marries during the academic year, he or she is required to notify the Personnel Deans and leave University housing.
Student life
Student life
Bicycles & tricycles, Cycling, Susquehanna University
Bicycling has always been a popular form of transportation around campus.
Student Life
Student Life
Vietnam War, Student movements, Protest posters, Susquehanna University
Students at Susquehanna University are always encouraged to be aware of the world around them. This protest from 1970 speaks for itself.
Student Protest
Student Protest
Vietnam War, Demonstrations, Susquehanna University, Student movements
Students on campus protested the Vietnam War in many ways. This announcement from the Susquehanna University Student Government Association encouraged students to protest the government’s involvement in Cambodia and the bombing of North Vietnam by missing class from May 4 through 9, 1970. Please note the encouragement for students to contact their professors for class materials.
Student protest
Student protest
Vietnam War, Susquehanna University, Student movements
The Student Government Association scheduled activities for the days students were encouraged to skip classes as a protest of the United States Government’s involvement in Cambodia and North Vietnam.
Volunteer Services
Volunteer Services
Adopt a grandparent, Community service, Susquehanna University
In this photo a student kneels next to her adopted grandmother on one of her weekly visits to a local nursing home. "Adopt a grandparent" was a volunteer program supported by Susquehanna University.
WQSU Radio Station
WQSU Radio Station
WQSU, Radio stations, Susquehanna University
In 1961, WQSU began as a university club called the Radio Association. In the spring of 1967, the station broadcasted across the Susquehanna Valley with ten watts of power. Today the station's power has increased to 12,000 watts.