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11/2/2015, 10:33pm

SU gives university website overhaul

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Shippensburg — The new version of Shippensburg University’s official website was unveiled on Friday in an effort to attract prospective students to SU, according to SU professor Lonce Sandy-Bailey who helped in the process.

In focusing on the needs of prospective students, many of the online resources crucial to individuals interested in attending SU are more prominent on the home page.
While the features of the site are mostly unchanged, the layout allows for a larger display of campus pictures.

Most of the website’s links have been rearranged to accommodate for the new layout.
Users can find a link to myship at the top left corner of the page.

The myship portal remains entirely unchanged.
Students can access SU’s email and Desire2Learn (D2L) pages by scrolling to the bottom of the home page and clicking on the “student” link. Alternatively, students can enter the following web addresses, mail.ship.edu and d2l.ship.edu, to access SU’s mail and D2L services respectively.

Source: ship.edu

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