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On any other day, the iconic casino atmosphere of Las Vegas, Nevada, is 2,340 miles, one time zone and a 34-hour drive from Shippensburg University. However, against all odds, SU students could get a taste of Vegas nightlife without leaving campus last Saturday night.
Do you believe our government should work harder to combat extreme poverty abroad? If so, then you are like junior Austin Stoltzfus, a communication/journalism major who recently began a 12-week internship with The Borgen Project, a non-profit organization that uses political influence to fight worldwide poverty.
The Pennsylvania Board of Governors (BoG) has finalized the criteria that will be used to choose the next chancellor of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE).
The Shippensburg University Council of Trustees met Friday morning to discuss university matters including the new general education program, first year seminar, a fall 2017 summary of sports and a change to Grace B. Luhrs University Elementary School (GBLUES).
Several new administrators were hired by Shippensburg University over the past several months in accordance with President Laurie Carter’s plan to improve current and future university operations.
Six new academic programs were approved for the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) by the Board of Governors (BoG) on Thursday through a new streamlined process.
Sarah Hessen Eyd, a Shippensburg University alum and former managing editor of The Slate, died on Dec. 22, 2017, at her apartment building in Baltimore. She was 25 years old.
The Keystone Research Center and Pennsylvania Budget and Policy Center have created a policy proposal for a free tuition college plan for Pennsylvania students.
Some of the names in this article have been changed to ensure the privacy of the individual
Fake news is anything but new.
The right to free speech and the importance of it in a politically polarized country has become an increasingly important issue.
According to a Gallup poll released on Sept. 14, 2016, 32 percent of Americans say that they have a “great deal” or “fair amount” of trust in mass media — down from 40 percent last year.
The meaning behind the term "fake news" can be explained in different ways depending on the person.
The crisp December weather did nothing to keep the hordes of students, family and friends from congregating on the Shippensburg University campus today for the university’s 2017 winter commencement ceremony.
Suicide is an issue that affects everyone, and college students are no exception. According to the national data on campus suicide and depression, suicide is the second-leading cause of death among 20 to 24 year olds in the United States. The National Data on Campus Suicide and Depression says that one in twelve college students in the United States will make a suicide plan.
The stands of Heiges Field House were complete with cheering fans Thursday as the pools filled with excited swimmers at the Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) annual Fun Swim Meet.
If you know about the book gone movie series “Harry Potter” then you probably know about the game of Quidditch, but are you aware that students play this whimsical game at Shippensburg University?
College can be a stressful period in our lives, not just during finals week. For students that feel like they could use some extra help with a class that they might be struggling in or want to learn new study habits, the Learning Center can be a very helpful place.
With finals week quickly approaching, students found a way to destress last Thursday afternoon by getting to play with puppies in the Naugle hall MPR.
With the sunlight from the huge window in her office shining in, Professor Nicole Santalucia sits planning to create a positive work environment for every class period. Santalucia, who teaches Intro to Creative Writing, Intro to Poetry and WIFYS among others, finds inspiration in her students. “My students inform some of my poems, sometimes they end up in a poem, sometimes they help shape the idea of a poem,” Santalucia said. “I often write with my students during workshops in class. It is important that students know and see that we are part of the same writing community.”
