‘The Last Jedi’ passes of the torch for better or worse
(01/16/18 8:30pm)
"Star Wars: The Last Jedi” was a first for many things in the Star Wars Universe, but also the last for much more.
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"Star Wars: The Last Jedi” was a first for many things in the Star Wars Universe, but also the last for much more.
If there is an artist who has mirrored their career after Prince, it has to be Miguel. He emanates everything that Prince is — smooth sexual lyrics and guitars strumming into a perfect falsetto.
Rupi Kaur set the internet on fire when she introduced readers to her raw, minimalist poems on Instagram in 2014. The 25 year old emigrated from India to Canada at the age of 4. She now has over 1 million followers and has paved the way for the new generation of poetry.
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Actors were huddled on stage and clustered in groups. Bright yellow lights illuminated their faces, and each person was poised with confidence. A sense of gloom and doom was blanketed over the audience as the cheerful pre-show music came to a stop. The first line echoed throughout Memorial Auditorium Saturday evening.
“Color Pop” is a bright collection of artwork created by Laura Weikel, a Shippensburg University senior, that is currently on display in the Brindle Art Gallery.
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas with a little help from the Shippensburg University Madrigal Singers.
An audience of all ages poured into the H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center on Sunday afternoon to hear the internationally recognized community handbell ensemble, The Raleigh Ringers from Raleigh, North Carolina.
The Kauffman Gallery’s “Senior Exhibition” debuted the finest works of three Shippensburg University art majors last weekend.
Renowned violinist Lin He joined the Shippensburg University-Community Orchestra for an hour-long performance in the Luhrs Performing Arts Center (LPAC) on Nov. 19.
Heritage Dance Company was founded in 1992 at Shippensburg University through the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs (MSA) so students could express themselves through dance.
It has been more than 40 years since Chicago first performed at Shippensburg University.
The Patchwork Fools will make a stop at The Thought Lot on Saturday Nov. 25 as part of their fall tour — accompanied by Tyler Michael Law a senior at Shippensburg University.
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Black-and-white checkered apparel glutted the H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center on Saturday as Cheap Trick enthusiasts emerged from different walks of life and united in the name of rock n’ roll.
Members of the Sunderman Conservatory of Music at Gettysburg College brought a little Balinese beautiful sound to Shippensburg University’s Old Main Chapel last Tuesday night.
The Shippensburg University Woodwind Ensembles blew the crowd away with the performance of its autumn repertoire Sunday afternoon in Old Main Chapel.
Shippensburg University’s campus radio station, 88.7 WSYC, found new talent among students in its new singing competition, WYSC Idol.