Constitution before politics: Trump must turn over financial records

Last week a federal judge heard the merits of a case involving President Donald Trump’s financial records and the House representatives who attempted to obtain them. Trump unlawfully decided he would challenge the Democrats, who wanted to conduct oversight of the Executive Branch. This is not expressly authorized in the United States Constitution, but is implied through the enumerated powers. 

APSCUF, PASSHE negotiations begin

Contract negotiations between the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) and its faculties began in mid-May ahead of the contract expirations in June.

Class of 2019 celebrated in spring commencement ceremony

Yankees' hot start nothing short of miracle

Injuries happen. They are a part of sports, whether it be at the high school, college or professional level. Being prepared to survive a wave of injuries that strikes during the grind of a long season is part of what makes a team successful.

Phillies return to relevancy after years of mediocrity

One of the best turnarounds in recent baseball history is nearing completion. Four years removed from owning the worst record in baseball and after seven straight seasons of finishing .500 or lower, the Philadelphia Phillies have returned to a competitive level this season.

Kevin Durant is ready to assume LeBron's throne

With LeBron James’ Los Angeles Lakers missing the playoffs, many figured that this year’s NBA postseason would be dull. But, one of the game’s top players is proving them wrong. Golden State Warriors forward Kevin Durant is playing at a rate we have not seen in the playoffs in quite some time. 

Softball's season comes to an end

Shippensburg began the PSAC Championships with a tight 5–2 loss to Lock Haven University on Wednesday afternoon. 

Criticism of press undermines all

As journalists, we really only have two things; a copier that frequently malfunctions and our integrity. They say that the pen is mightier than the sword, but this only holds weight if the words being written are trusted to be true. 

An Open Letter to President Laurie Carter

Dear President Carter,

Percussion recital rumbles in Old Main

How many of you have never been to a percussion recital?” asked Aaron Trumbore, assistant director of bands at Shippensburg University, taking a bow after his first piece. The majority of the people in the room raised their hands. 

Review: ‘AC Odyssey’ sends franchise back to ancient Greece

Ubisoft brings the “Assassin’s Creed” franchise to a whole new level of awesome in its new game, “Assassin’s Creed: Odyssey.” 

Commentary: Criticism of press undermines all

As journalists, we really only have two things; a copier that frequently malfunctions and our integrity. They say that the pen is mightier than the sword, but this only holds weight if the words being written are trusted to be true. 

Commentary: Column not the same as article, contains opinion

Criticism of journalists is nothing new. This is why we at The Slate were not entirely surprised to face some of it ourselves this past week after releasing what was supposed to be our last issue of the year.

APB working to keep student ticket prices to minimum

Shippensburg University’s Activities Program Board (APB) is working toward changes that its staff hopes will make events more affordable for students.

SUSSI spending limit motion sparks debate

Thursday’s Student Government Association (SGA) meeting held a heated debate over a motion regarding Shippensburg University Student Services, Inc.’s (SUSSI) spending limit.

SU community reacts to assault accusations

Shippensburg University President Laurie Carter said the university followed procedures in relation to two sexual assault accusations brought to light in a PennLive article last week. 

Chancellor Dan stops by SU

Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) Chancellor Dan Greenstein visited Shippensburg on Friday to update the Shippensburg community about the PASSHE system redesign.

Carter to improve media communication

In a meeting Tuesday Shippensburg University President Laurie Carter and chief external relations officer Kim Garris, members of The Slate staff aired their concerns regarding university communication and student media.

Unique custom doughnuts in Chambersburg

The Doh-Nuh T Company is tightly tucked in beside The Historic Texas Lunch in downtown Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. Inside boasts fresh and hot, made-to-order doughnuts. The cozy bakery is the only place in Chambersburg to pick up custom doughnuts since 2015. 

Review: Queen of young adult, 'Cassie Clare' emerges from shadows with new novel

Out of the shadows comes the epic conclusion to the well-known story of Shadowhunters in Cassandra Clare’s new book, “Queen of Air and Darkness.”