Your Susquehanna education won’t stop at the classroom doors.
Student clubs and activities, field trips, events, seminars and study abroad programs are all essential to building a well-rounded education in English and Creative Writing.
Bond with students who share similar passions. Hear from experts with real-world experience in your field. Get to know faculty in a whole new light. Explore a new city or culture. Wherever you want your career to go, what you learn beyond our classrooms can help get you there.
Celebrating the relaunch of Susquehanna University Press
Susquehanna University has relaunched it press with the publication of Practice for Becoming a Ghost, a collection of short stories by author and alumnus Patrick Thomas Henry. After a 14-year hiatus, SU Press re-emerges as a unique collaboration between the Department of English & Creative Writing and the Sigmund Weis School of Business.
Personal growth in southern France
Haley Dittbrenner ’25 has always been a person who prefers staying at home in a well-managed routine. She knew that traveling to another country would disrupt that, but Susquehanna’s Global Opportunities study abroad program nudged her out of her comfort zone and into an unforgettable experience marked by new friendships.
Student Teaches Immigrants To Write Their Own Stories
Creative writing major Grace Shelton ’23 has taken her craft to the next level by teaching nonfiction writing to older adults in Barcelona, many who have immigrated to Spain from Latin America.
Susquehanna’s Blog of Book Reviews, Literary Criticism, and the Like.
The scholarly journal of the Northeast Modern Language Association is edited and produced in its entirety here.
Our student-run creative nonfiction magazine annually showcases student memoirs, personal essays and literary journalism pieces.
An annual collection of student poetry, short stories and novellas put together by students.
Nationally distributed, student-run literary magazine featuring work from student writers across the country.
A magazine of travel writing that publishes stories from students’ cross-cultural experiences.
An online genre/speculative literatures magazine focusing on the odd, experimental, unusual and weird.
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