Susquehanna University - 1980 to 1989

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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 1980 through 1989.
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Campus Center Snack Bar
Campus Center Snack Bar
Crusader Castle, Snack bars, Degenstein Campus Center, Susquehanna University
Students enjoy a break and each other's company in The Crusader Castle snack bar as shown in this 1985 photo.
Campus Center Snack Bar
Campus Center Snack Bar
Campus Center Snack Bar, Degenstein Campus Center, Susquehanna University Parents' Association, Crusader Castle, Susquehanna University
The Campus Center snack bar was refurbished with funds raised by the Susquehanna University Parents' Association in 1980. Renamed "The Crusader Castle," its pub-like atmosphere included a small corner stage with sound system as well as amber windows adorned with red draperies.
Charlie's
Charlie's
Degenstein Campus Center, Student unions, Susquehanna University, Charlie's
Charlie's, a student run, non-alcoholic pub, located in the Degenstein Campus Center, opened to students in September 1987. Still in operation today, Charlie's offers tables and chairs, a large screen TV, a corner for DJ's and bands, a bar area with stools and fanny rail as well as a skylight to add to the atmosphere.
Degenstein Campus Center
Degenstein Campus Center
Mellon Lounge, Degenstein Campus Center, Susquehanna University
This 1981 photo shows Mellon Lounge in the Degenstein Campus Center as it appeared at that time.
Degenstein Campus Center
Degenstein Campus Center
Degenstein Campus Center, Degenstein, Charles B., Messerli, Jonathan, Susquehanna University
In 1981, the Student Campus Center was renamed The Degenstein Campus Center in honor of Charles B. Degenstein, a retired businessman from Sunbury. Susquehanna had received from Mr. Degenstein its largest gift from an individual. Photographed is President Jonathan Messerli and Charles Degenstein in front of the Campus Center that now bears his name.
Snack Bar
Snack Bar
Snack Bar, Degenstein Campus Center, Televisions, Susquehanna University
Thanks to the generosity of the Student Government Association and the Student Activities Committee, the Campus Center Snack Bar received an RCA Big-Screen TV complete with cable and HBO hookup. Students were able to veg out to such shows as General Hospital, Dynasty, MTV and other top notch entertainment in 1983.
Student Center
Student Center
Degenstein Campus Center, Students, Mailboxes, Susquehanna University
This 1986 image gives us another glimpse into campus life. Students take a moment to chat at the mailboxes in Degenstein Campus Center, the center of student activities.
Student Life
Student Life
Degenstein Campus Center, Recreation rooms, Video games, Pinball machines, Students, Susquehanna University
The Campus Center Game Room was a place for students to unwind. During the fall of 1982, students could enter a weekly competition for the highest score on a video or pinball machine chosen prior to the event. Stakes ran high with winners taking home their choice of an ATARI home video game cassette, a pocket calculator or $15 cash.
Student Life
Student Life
Arcades, Pac-man, Pinball machines, Students, Susquehanna University, Degenstein Campus Center
Students needing a break from their studies could relax and have fun in the Campus Center game room. Pinball machines, pool tables, and the popular arcade video game, Pac- Man, were all available for the students' amusement.