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Students Makala Jackson (left) and Deja Jackson perform for the audience.
Student Adora Schmid studies in one of the study areas found in the library equipped with a binder, highlighters and pens to take proper notes for class.
The In-Motion Dance Troupe opened their performance dancing to the song “Strip” with a routine choreographed by Reilly Bedsem and Brooke Hull.
Members of Vigilant Hose Company #1 walk alongside a member of the Penn State Health Life Lion Critical Care Transport Team carrying an injured minor. Life Lion transported an injured child to the hospital.
The Learning Center reception can be found right inside of Mowrey Hall.
(From left) Public Relations Chair Luke Hershey, Editor-in-Chief Anna D’Orazio and Associate Editor Angela Piper hold previous editions of “The Reflector.”
Despite it being the spring semester, winter weather often carries into the month of March or even later. Students should prepare for weather conditions.
Listen to a news podcast rendition of the story here.
Located on High Street in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, is the brewery, Molly Pitcher Brewing Co. It’s not too difficult to see Molly’s name on a stroll around town, whether it’s a brewery, apartment building, plaque or even her large statue found in the Molly Pitcher Cemetery. But who is Molly Pitcher?
The number of craft breweries in Pennsylvania has more than tripled within the last decade, and the state ranks first in the country for the most craft beer produced annually, according to the Brewers Association.
On Oct. 24 2019, three men stationed themselves outside the Ezra Lehman Memorial Library at Shippensburg University shouting their beliefs at students. Their actions leave SU with a question: How should students contend with those with whom they disagree?
At Shippensburg University, WSYC 88.7 FM is more than just a way for students with radio-related career aspirations to get experience. It’s a way for anyone in the Shippensburg community to express himself or herself, become a better communicator and simply have fun.