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I have chronically been obsessed with the TV show “You” on Netflix. It has invaded my mind. My friends and my brother told me to watch it, and not to mention, it was trending when every new season was dropped.
The Kid LAROI dropped “BEFORE I FORGET (DELUXE)” on Friday. Disc 2 had nine more songs on it compared to Disc 1 that came out in early January with 15 tracks.
Senior art student Greg Schultz had a series of intaglio glass prints on display in the Brindle Gallery at the Huber Art Center. Schultz‘s work was also featured as a part of the senior capstone exhibition. The series features delicate prints, reflecting a journey that is as much personal as it is artistic.
Through printmaking, digital art, ceramics and charcoal drawings, Shippensburg University senior art students used their capstone exhibition to explore censorship, artificial intelligence, horror and personal transformation Thursday at the Huber Art Center.
The Shippensburg University Wind Ensemble and Concert Band performed at the Luhrs Center on Sunday, Mar. 29. It showcased the inspiration and creativity behind musical composition, offering audience members an inside scoop at how composers bring their ideas to the music world.
The Shippensburg University Community Orchestra delivered a moving performance of its program called “Old World, New World.”
A little over 20 years ago, The H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center (LPAC) opened in 2005, and since then, it has served as a major asset to the Shippensburg community to see a diverse set of performances. From rock and roll to comedy to puppy stunts, Luhrs continues to keep the performing arts alive.
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Bailey Zimmerman headlined at the Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh, PA on Saturday, April 11, as a part of his “Different Night Same Rodeo” tour.
Shippensburg University students took the stage and showed off their skills at the annual Ship’s Got Talent hosted by the Activities Programming Board (APB) in the CUB MPR on the night of April 2.
“The Drama” stars Hollywood heavy hitters Zendaya and Robert Pattinson. They play a couple, Emma and Charlie, during the week leading up to their wedding. We see their meet-cute occur in a Boston coffee shop where Charlie lies about reading the same book that Emma is reading. Despite this fabrication, they begin dating and have an incredibly loving and passionate relationship that truly feels like Pattinson and Zendaya know each other as well as depicted on the screen.
Residents and visitors of Shippensburg alike flooded the seats of the Luhrs Performing Arts Center to witness the one-of-a-kind performance from the Blue Man Group on the nights of March 11 and 12.
The Shippensburg University Acting Group (SUAG) is putting on a new comedic play called “The Single Man — A Murder Mystery.” It is about a death threat that takes place on the set of a TV show called “The Single Man,” and the producers send in a detective, disguised as a bachelor, to find the killer.
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Through paintings, mixed media and deeply personal themes, four graduating Shippensburg University art seniors used their capstone exhibition to examine identity, memory, faith and the uncertainty of change at the Huber Arts Center last Thursday.
The Shippensburg University Jazz Ensemble took the stage Monday night at Luhrs Performing Arts Center for its spring concert. Director Dr. Trever Famulare led the group through nine numbers spotlighting student soloists, section features and vocal performances.
I read this entire book while I was on a plane and sitting in multiple airports during spring break, waiting for my delayed flights. I went to see my best friend in Green Bay, Wisconsin. I have never been on a plane before, and I will never be on a plane again without a book in my hand. That is an experience I do not desire to ever have.
The popular Disney Channel series “Hannah Montana” premiered on March 24, 2006. For the 20-year anniversary of the show’s premiere, Disney and Miley Cyrus worked together once again and produced a behind-the-scenes special for the occasion.
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