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The Shippensburg University Pride Center is undergoing a change in leadership as officials search for a new director. Dani Zinn, the former director of the Pride Center, decided to join the Air Force in August and stepped down from her role, according to Arielle Catron, the interim director of the Pride Center and director of the Women’s Center.
The COVID-19 coronavirus has affected every level of the Shippensburg University campus community. The lives of resident assistants, known as RAs, have not escaped this change.
The Shippensburg University ROTC and members of the SU community commemorated the 19th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks with the annual ceremony outside of the Erza Lehman Memorial Library. With nearly 40 people in attendance, Junior, Cadet Gavin Bupp, opened the ceremony by welcoming the students, faculty, staff and administrations.
Shippensburg University emailed students Thursday informing students of an off-campus sexual assault.
Shippensburg University Student Government Association (SGA) elections wrapped up last week. The four remaining SGA senator seats were filled, according to an SGA email. The elections began Aug. 31 and ended Thursday. Students ran to fill the non-traditional, female athletics, class of 2024 senator and the class of 2022 senator positions.
Students, faculty, administrators and staff gathered Thursday at the Hockey Rink and Rec Fields for the “A.C.T. Call to Solidarity Rally.”
Shippensburg University is aiming to keep its students afloat amid a nationwide pandemic where students, faculty and staff must be able to adapt at a moment’s notice if they hope to stay on campus for the semester.
Shippensburg University students have new on-campus dining opportunities this semester. Aramark Educational Services replaced Chartwells, the former dining provider.
Members of the Shippensburg University class of 2024 had an unconventional but warm welcome to their first year in college.
Anxiety, fear and stress are a common sentiment as the world navigates the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. From world leaders to businesses and industries to schools and to households, preventing exposure and stopping the spread of the coronavirus is in the forefront of people's minds.
Shippensburg University’s spring class of 2020 will get to celebrate its graduation in a modified in-person ceremony to make up for the postponement of the traditional May ceremony because of the COVID-19 coronavirus.
Shippensburg University recently announced the newest student representative appointed to the Council of Trustees.
The Student Government Association (SGA) held its first public meeting last week since Shippensburg University moved classes online.
First the Shippensburg University student government, next the president of the United States. At least, that’s what Riley Brown, the newly elected vice president of student affairs wants.
Desks and chairs in classrooms across Pennsylvania will remain empty for a little while longer.
Shippensburg University will allow students the opportunity to choose which way they are graded for their spring 2020 courses.
Election season is coming for students at Shippensburg University, despite the lack of student presence on campus. Voting for the 2020-2021 Student Government Association (SGA) senators will begin April 6.
Shippensburg University students voiced their concerns and worked with faculty and staff toward solutions at the President’s Hour.
The art and skill of leadership is highly valued in the professional world. Across all majors, backgrounds and skill sets, past generations seek to hand leadership to the future generations.
Students, faculty and members of campus organizations filed into Old Main Chapel last Thursday to participate in the March for Humanity.
