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This past week, the Shippensburg University lacrosse team split a set of games in which they lost at home to West Chester University but picked up a road win at Bloomsburg University. The team currently holds a 7-7 record and sits at 2-7 in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference East.
In a chaotic week of postponements and tough opponents, Shippensburg University’s softball team split a doubleheader against Shepherd before winning a pair of games against No. 9 East Stroudsburg on Senior Day. SU now sits at 22-14 on the season, 11-9 in conference play.
The Pennsylvania Office of Administration held a seminar on state employment on Friday, April 11.
Student Government Association (SGA) elections are once again underway. SGA held elections at the end of February for its Executive Leadership Committee, but the current round of elections is for senator positions.
Ezra Lehman Memorial Library is pleased to announce our continued recognition as a Gold Star library in the Pennsylvania Library Association’s (PALA) PA Forward initiative, a status which we have proudly maintained since 2019.
Now in his second year at Shippensburg University, Corey Williams is an assistant professor in the economics department.
By MARC LEVY Associated Press
I have always found countdowns intimidating.
Editor’s Note: The author of this article serves as an at-large member on the Budget & Finance committee.
Those who have been to Richard Avenue have likely seen the large parking lot and adjacent overgrown lot on North Queen Street. That property, which contains the G-1 general parking lot, has been listed for sale by its owner, the Shippensburg University Foundation.
Spring has sprung in Shippensburg, and rather than enjoy the flowers around campus, some students are kneeling next to storm drains. You may have seen them on campus the last few weeks, sporting hi-vis vests and wielding angle grinders or caulk guns.
The latest exhibit at SU’s Fashion Archives and Museum, “All Dolled Up!” opened on Wednesday. It featured a wide range of dolls like Raggedy Ann, Cabbage Patch, American Girl, Strawberry Shortcake and many vintage figures. Barbie was the central focus throughout the exhibit with many mannequins designed to copy the historic doll’s clothing.
You have likely seen the videos of moviegoers clapping louder than they did during “Avengers: Endgame.” The popcorn buckets flying across the theater. You might have even heard people incessantly repeating something about a “chicken jockey.”
Seventy years later, and Johnny Mathis is still the “Voice of Romance.” Mathis took the Luhrs Center stage on Thursday, April 10 and danced the night away.
Joan Jett and the Blackhearts performed at Luhrs Performing Arts Center Friday night, bringing 80 minutes of rock ‘n roll classics to Shippensburg.
Kloey Robinson is a junior art education major who has artwork in the Brindle Gallery titled “Untold Memories.” She uses oil paint primarily in her work, while gravitating more toward purple and focusing on muted, cooler tones.
SU students take home cash prizes after pitching their business ideas to a panel of judges, “Shark Tank” style.
“If I’m really serious about getting better, I need to get better,” said Luther Kissam V.
“I try to take students from where they are to somewhere else, and to me, that is also like therapy,” said Erica Galioto.
The Pride and Gender Equity (PAGE) Center participated in the LGBTQ Day of Silence in the Ceddia Union Building’s (CUB) PAGE Center and Ampitheatre on April 11.
