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From feather boas to fishnets to fake pearls, “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” has captivated audiences for almost 50 years, celebrating individuals of all shapes, sizes and identities and encouraging people to be themselves.
Shippensburg University hosted its 5th annual mental health check-in fair, Fresh Check Day, on Oct 29 to an impressive turnout. The event was organized by Kurt Dunkel, the Coordinator of Connection AOD & Wellness Programs.
Stewart Hall was enveloped in a warm, supportive environment on Thursday night during The Reflector’s Halloween Open Mic.
“The Nutcracker” made its reappearance Saturday evening at Luhrs Performing Arts Center. The State Ballet Theater of Ukraine took Luhrs on a whimsical night of the renowned ballet.
“The Rocky Horror Picture Show” made its annual reappearance for a three-night show. Kicking off on Friday, Oct. 25 at 8 p.m. doors opened a half hour earlier for the audience to find seats and get ready for the show.
Editor’s Note: With just days until Election Day, The Slate has continued to be denied press access by the Trump campaign for events across Pennsylvania.
One person is dead and another is in critical condition after a stabbing in Shippensburg Borough on Oct. 27.
With only a week until Election Day, just about everyone has questions they want to ask about the president. For Shippensburg University, a different kind of president took questions from the student body on Thursday afternoon.
Cumberland Valley Community Connections hosted its third annual Shippensburg Pumpkin Festival on Oct. 26 and 27. The free two-day event took place at the Shippensburg Fairgrounds from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday. It included many activities that were amusing for all ages.
On Wednesday, the PAGE Center at Shippensburg University held a Survivors Panel in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Happy Halloween, SU students.
Plates of food were brought out at the Spiritual Center on Tuesday for Shippensburg University students, professors from the language departments and the members of the Global Education and Services Club who hosted an educational event to learn about people through their hometown meals.
Christina Luo and Christine Senecal, Shippensburg University associate professor of history, celebrated the Halloween season by hosting a session about monsters and magic in the Middle Ages on Oct. 24.
Editor´s note: This article was written for and published in the Oct. 22 print edition.
Editor´s note: This article was written for and published in the Oct. 22 print edition.
