SU students create memories at APB’s Paint Nite

Starting the night off with only a paintbrush, a painter’s bib, primary color paints and a blank canvas, each participant left the Ceddia Union Building (CUB) multipurpose room with a handcrafted “fall sunset” themed masterpiece. Paint Nite, an event put on by the Activities Program Board, was held this past Friday.

Future Possibilities

Outside my window

Uprise Festival unites believers

The Shippensburg Fairgrounds were transformed into a budding village of tents and folding chairs as thousands paraded in for a life-changing experience on Sept. 16 and 17.

Chris Tomlin slows things down with his deep worship songs.

The Musician

He plays jazz

Medley gives Shakespeare a new sound

When we think of Shakespeare, many people ask themselves, why is he famous?” countertenor Nathan Medley said at the first Chapel Series of the year, Shakespeare’s Songbook, this past Wednesday.

Countertenor Nathan Medley and keyboard accompanier Scott Ewig help to bring Shakespearean literature to life Wednesday with various forms and works of classical music.

‘Sully’ soars with flying colors

Trailers can often be misleading. Usually when we see a trailer for a movie or television show, it is edited in a way to give off a certain expectation of how the finished product will play out.

Clint Eastwood’s new film relives Chelsey Sullenberger’s landing in the Hudson River. (Photo courtesy of U.S. Army Corps of Engineers)

Edward Burns competes for his third year at the Though Lot and won second for the Freestyle category.

Judge, Charles Abadam lingers outside before the Bearding Man begins.

Allen Eckert of Allentown gets up close for the judges to examine his curly mustache.

City Rain opened for the competition and played during intermission.