PAGE Center talks safe sex
(10/22/24 4:00pm)
The Shippensburg University Pride and Gender Equality (PAGE) Center held their Safe Sex Gab and Raffle on Oct. 9.
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The Shippensburg University Pride and Gender Equality (PAGE) Center held their Safe Sex Gab and Raffle on Oct. 9.
Love Your Body brought together several student resources and organizations together in one room at Shippensburg University to celebrate body positivity on Oct. 16.
Homecoming Casino Night took place on Oct. 19 in the Ceddia Union Building and featured a variety of casino-themed games, including slot machines, blackjack and more.
Memorial Auditorium burst to life Saturday night as Multicultural Student Affairs (MSA) and the Black Student Union (BSU) held the annual Step Show during homecoming weekend.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro led a team of Democratic governors into the heart of south-central Pennsylvania Sunday afternoon to rally Cumberland County Democrats in the final days of the election cycle.
The Pride and Gender Equity (PAGE) Center held a tulip planting ceremony in the commemorative garden at Shippensburg University on Oct. 2.
Shippensburg University’s Career Center held its Job and Internship Fair on Oct. 4.
As Shippensburg University student groups prepare to submit their 2025-2026 budget requests, four new groups will be able to request funds after being approved at the Oct. 3 Student Government Association (SGA) meeting.
It is hard to believe that the first eight weeks of the semester are behind us. The Student Government Association (SGA) has been putting in the work representing the campus community and will continue to do so throughout the semester.
“Let’s Sing Taylor” brought “Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour” to Shippensburg on Friday night, performing a 90-minute show of Swift’s biggest hits.
Tucked in the parking lot of Fisher’s Florist on King Street in Shippensburg, there is a cozy looking camper with a flag reading OPEN waving in the breeze. With a service window allowing for a full view of an array of syrups and the menu listing all the items available to order, customers are in for a treat. Opening back in March 2024, Railside Coffee is the place to go for a sip of coffee during the week.
If you are looking for a quick, affordable place to stop for food at any time of day, then the King Street Diner in Shippensburg, might be the place to go. Recently renovated in March 2024, the diner is open 24-hours every day and has a versatile menu with numerous options for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Previously called the Shippensburg Select Diner, The King Street Diner has a new, clean look with the same classic menu items.
Sheila Joy, archivist, artist and Shippensburg University alumna, visited campus on Oct. 3 to speak on her life and career.
Six-time Grammy Award-winning americana group Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit released “Live From The Ryman, Vol. 2” this past Friday. It is a 15-song collection of some of the group’s best work to date. Mostly including tracks from his “Reunions” and “Weathervanes” albums, the result is a compilation that improves on volume one in nearly every way.