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Shippensburg University student Chandler Kouakou showcased his heritage with photos and artifacts from the Ivory Coast in the Ezra Lehman Memorial Library.
For those wanting an escape from stress or anxiety, Activities Program Board (APB) hosted its first-ever wellness event.
Looking for guidance in your life? Here are your horoscopes for February. Let us know if we got it right on social media @shipUSlate.
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For over 60 years, “The Reflector” has provided a creative outlet for Shippensburg University students to showcase their literary work and art.
(From left) Public Relations Chair Luke Hershey, Editor-in-Chief Anna D’Orazio and Associate Editor Angela Piper hold previous editions of “The Reflector.”
It is a new year with new opportunities. During this semester, many Shippensburg University students will look for summer internships to prepare for careers in their areas of study.
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During the winter break, warm yourself with a nice buttery meal that friends and family will enjoy.
Sororities at Shippensburg University dedicate their time to support the campus community and build sisterhoods within their chapters while achieving academic success.
This bite-size dessert is perfect for a fall snack for anyone who wants a quick bite to eat.
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After missing her opportunity to become prom queen in high school, Eliza Eames was stunned to be this year’s Shippensburg University homecoming queen.
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Members of the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) Greek Life showcased their talents and pride at the annual Homecoming Greek Step Show at Memorial Auditorium on Saturday night.
This easy hour-long recipe has a zesty and healthy taste for a cozy night in.
Local organizations and Shippensburg University students offered their support to domestic abuse victims in front of Janie Fecker Garden outside Lackhove Hall on Oct.1.
