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2024 has been an exciting and overwhelming year for music, leaving the Grammys Recording Academy with an overflow of nominees to choose from. From record-breaking nominations to disappointing snubs, the 2025 Grammy nominations left much to unpack.
Almost every seat was filled in Stewart Hall on Tuesday night for the reading in celebration of Shippensburg’s Associate Professor of English, Dr. Jordan Windholz’s new book, “The Sisters,” even though there was limited advertising for the event.
Shippensburg University’s Women and Gender Studies Department hosted their Fempowefest Sex Ed Carnival on Thursday in the Ceddia Union Building. The fair focused on sex positivity and safety, as many stations had interactive and educational activities.
Shippensburg University’s Sociology and Anthropology Department and The Connors Institute held The Equality Games at the Ceddia Union Building’s MPR on Nov. 11.
There are a number of annual sporting events that are eagerly awaited by fans. There is the Army Navy game, the Yale Harvard Game and the “Iron Bowl” between Alabama and Auburn, to name a few.
Shippensburg University’s Pride and Gender Equity (PAGE) Center held an LGBTQ 101 crash course along with a beauty raffle at in the Ceddia Union Building on Nov. 13.
Allen Dieterich-Ward, Shippensburg University history associate professor, spoke at Stewart Hall about his newest book, “Cradle of Conservation.” The book dives into the complex history of Pennsylvania's conservation efforts that combated the negative effects of the steel, railroad and automobile industries.
At its second-to-last meeting of 2024, Shippensburg University’s Student Government Association (SGA) approved two new student groups and provided updates on 2025-26 budgets.
The past seven days have been some of the most historic of the 21st century. Donald Trump was reelected as the 47th president by more than 75 million Americans and will return to the White House in January. Not since the 1890s has a president served non-consecutive terms, and never has a convicted criminal been elected.
On Nov. 6, a group of Shippensburg University students gathered together to host a lantern release in honor of the end of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
As we embark on the special, annual journey of holiday spirit, it is important to think about the opportunities that await us. Some of those opportunities include dressing — not stuffing. Dressing up!
After listening to Tory Lanez “Prison Tapes”, there will be no regrets. They are a series of songs that have been released from prison this past summer. Lanez and his team decided to release new songs while he is incarcerated. His songs have received tons of feedback with fans of his music thinking, “How is the quality of these songs that good?”
As dawn broke in the early morning hours of Nov. 6, Donald Trump was officially re-elected as the 47th president of the United States.
After falling on the road to Pitt-Johnstown on Tuesday, Shippensburg University’s volleyball team rallied at home to defeat Kutztown 4-1 and East Stroudsburg 3-0 in two Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Eastern Division matchups on Friday night and Saturday afternoon.
