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(10/14/21 6:24pm)
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Mitski speaks to burnt-out audience with new single
(10/14/21 6:43pm)
Mitski Miyawaki has made her comeback after 2 years of silence with a new single, ‘Working for the Knife.’ The song premiered with a deeply emotional music video directed by Zia Anger at 10 a.m. EST on Oct. 5. Mitski, a Japanese-American musician, discusses her lost hopes and her feelings towards the music industry, giving her followers a look into her headspace over the hiatus. This insight is also raising questions about what is to come.
Your World Today Commentary: Yes, your vote matters from presidential to municipal elections
(10/12/21 4:00pm)
As municipal elections draw closer and closer, time grows shorter for voters to register and mail in their absentee ballots.
Letter to the Editor: A response to “Covid-19: Does SU Really Care?”
(10/12/21 4:00pm)
Dear Editor, I am writing in response to the opinion piece published on Oct. 5, 2021, titled “COVID-19: Does SU Really Care?” by Emily Dziennik.
The Slate Speaks: Facebook’s outages show larger issues with those who rely on its services
(10/12/21 4:00pm)
Social media, which allows us to keep in touch with distant friends and family, has now grown into an essential media and entertainment tool on a global scale. Which makes Facebook’s outages last Monday a big issue. Facebook‘s other apps Instagram and What’s App were also unavailable for several hours. Outages like this could lead to irreparable damage to small businesses that rely on these apps.
Manuel Ruiz seeks to empower students and promote diversity
(10/12/21 4:00pm)
Shippensburg University recently hired a new Director for the Office of Diversity, Inclusion and Equity. Manuel Ruiz has worked in higher education for 20 years, and before coming to SU, worked at McDaniel College in Westminster, Maryland.
ANNUAL ACT RALLY: A quilt to cover us all is a ‘mosaic of diversity’
(10/12/21 4:00pm)
There was an air of appreciation during this year’s ACT Rally.
SGA holds meeting in Shippensburg University’s Gilbert Hall
(10/12/21 4:00pm)
Keeping with their initiative to “reach out to students where they are,” the Student Government Association (SGA) held their Oct. 7 meeting in Gilbert Hall, the home of Multicultural Student Affairs.
Luhrs Returns with the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
(10/12/21 4:00pm)
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band literally brought the music back to the Luhrs Performing Arts Center on Saturday, Oct. 9.
Horoscopes by Two Mean Scorpios
(10/12/21 4:00pm)
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Six films to stream for this Halloween season
(10/12/21 4:00pm)
Halloween season is officially upon us, and there are many activities for students to look forward to this year to celebrate. While planning trips to the pumpkin patch and deciding what candy to hand out this year, individuals can enjoy the horror and thriller media available at their fingertips.
Pie an RA for SCRC
(10/12/21 4:00pm)
Throughout the past week, resident assistants Alycia LaLuz and David Maldonado travelled across Shippensburg University campus selling $2 shaving cream pies in order to raise money for the Shippensburg Community Resource Coalition (SCRC).
Miller nets winning goal in overtime
(10/12/21 4:00pm)
Shippensburg’s women’s soccer team rallied in the second half of its game on Wednesday and got past the Mansfield Mountaineers in overtime 2-1.
Volleyball sweeps weekend
(10/12/21 4:00pm)
This weekend the Shippensburg University volleyball team took on Millersville and West Chester University.
Field hockey blanks West Chester, gets past Kutztown in overtime
(10/12/21 4:00pm)
The No. 1-ranked Shippensburg University field hockey team stayed unbeaten after picking up two wins over No. 2 West Chester and No. 5 Kutztown University this week.
Football gets big win over West Chester
(10/12/21 4:00pm)
The Shippensburg University football team picked up its first win over West Chester University in six years on Saturday, defeating the Golden Rams 34-18.
Tony’s recap: Broadway and theatre is back in action
(10/05/21 4:00pm)
The musical sounds of Broadway have returned to the streets of New York and fans have been eating it up. After more than a year of silence, shows have re-opened their doors, and despite some changes given the pandemic, it is still the same old Broadway we know and love. To bask in the return of live theater, the annual Tony Awards gave us the biggest celebration of the year.
Commentary: COVID-19: Does SU really care?
(10/05/21 4:00pm)
With all of us back on campus, Shippensburg University has me and many other students wondering if they truly care about us as much as they promise they do.
The Slate Speaks: Diverse Diets: Diverse Options
(10/05/21 4:00pm)
Everyone has different dietary needs to fit their own lifestyle. These diets each have their own restrictions and require their own accommodations. Many people’s diets are by choice, others for health or religious purposes. Options served by the university limit these restrictions even more. Students with dietary and allergenic needs end up consuming the same few dishes for every meal.
Your World Today Commentary: Students need university support when hate groups come to campus
(10/05/21 4:00pm)
Shippensburg University is home to a diverse population of people among its students, staff, faculty and administrators. While the local community may not be the most diverse place on earth, the university has worked to carve out welcoming spaces for those in our campus community.