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I was incredibly excited to see M. Night Shyamalan’s 2021 film “Old.” The movie theaters finally began opening due to relaxed COVID-19 regulations and my hometown’s biggest theater was freshly renovated.
The Kauffman Gallery in Huber Arts Center features student art in a new exhibition. It focuses on overcoming distance learning, learning a new medium and adapting to using only the available programs.
The H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center will be hosting several in-person performances in the coming months as it begins to re-open its doors.
Horror walks such a thin line between causing genuine fear and being downright comedic and some movies such as “Evil Dead” are both funny while at times scary and unnerving. “The Banana Splits Movie” from 2019 unapologetically is neither scary nor funny.
In March of 2020, students and faculty received an email putting a ban on in-person classes due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Fast forward to fall of 2020, students and faculty were back on campus, but in a different and unique way. Masks and social distancing were a part of the new norm. Weekly COVID-19 tests were conducted to ensure the campus community safety.
Summertime is the most important season of the year for country music. The right songs on your playlist can make your summer that much better. Whether you are a country music connoisseur or not, these songs bring out the best vibe in almost everyone who is taking in the hot summer sun.
Fans have been desperate to see the high-flying action of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) on the big screen. The last time viewers got to witness the Marvel heroes in the theater was all the way back in 2019 with “Spider-Man: Far From Home.”
The Shippensburg University Percussion Ensemble closed off this semester’s concert series with a bang, holding its indoor concert on May 4 in the H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center.
The SHAPE gallery is hosting a new exhibit to coincide with Mental Health Month in Shippensburg. The latest showcase, “Ele-Mental Expressions,” opened April 23 with Mayor Kathy Coy declaring that May be known as mental illness awareness month in Shippensburg.
The SU Band department hosted its Wind Ensemble and Concert Band concert at the H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center Sunday.
I wouldn't necessarily consider myself a gamer. I play video games from time to time, but I never feel like putting in the amount of hours most video games require. One of the few video games that I actually would put effort into is the "Mortal Kombat" franchise.
The Shippensburg University Orchestra and String Ensemble held its first indoor performance since the beginning of the pandemic at the H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center on April 18.
The Rock Project is virtually bringing The Who to Shippensburg. The H. Ric Luhrs Center is featuring a pro-shot of the The Who’s album, “Who’s Next.”
On March 26, musician Lil Nas X released his new song “Montero (Call Me by Your Name),” alongside its complementary music video. As always, the internet had a lot to say about it.
2020 was a difficult year for many musicians. With COVID-19 canceling their tour, the band AJR decided to release their album “OK ORCHESTRA” on March 26.
The Shippensburg Woodwind Ensemble performed Sunday, kicking off the first of many in-person concerts for Shippensburg University musicians.
The Shippensburg Arts Programming and Education (SHAPE) gallery recently reopened following a March 20 flood.
On Saturday, The Ceddia Union Building (CUB) showcased, “Promising Young Woman,” a 2020 movie directed by Emerald Fennell, starring Carey Mulligan.
The anniversary of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic lockdown can be a traumatizing memory for some on-campus students and clubs at Shippensburg University. Numerous on-campus clubs were suspended from continuing activities as student life was put on hold for students, where spending a semester online became the new normal. However, the music ensembles were hit the hardest.
When “Justice League” hit theaters in late 2017, it was both a critical and financial disaster. With stories of endless production troubles and expensive reshoots, many felt that it was doomed from the start. The most notable being the replacing of director Zack Snyder with Marvel “Avengers” director Joss Whedon. It was clear that Zack Snyder’s dark vision of the iconic heroes was greatly watered down and saturated into an unrecognizable mess.
