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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.
Shippensburg University added six new members to its Athletics hall of Fame during its 39th annual induction ceremony on October 18.
The streets of Pittsburg were packed with fans crowding and flocking the PPG Paints Arena on Sunday, Oct. 13. Once the doors opened to the masses, the seats began to fill and almost the entire arena was packed with fans wearing oversized jerseys, bandanas and long jean shorts, waiting to get their chance to watch Billie Eilish perform live. Fans spanned from children to grandparents as we rushed through the metal detectors to get to our seats.
Shippensburg University’s volleyball team picked up three road wins this week against Jefferson, Bloomsburg and Lock Haven.
As a student, one already has a busy schedule. A student-athlete has an even busier schedule with practices and competitions. Students who are members of the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) program have a similarly busy schedule.
Shippensburg University’s No. 1 nationally ranked field hockey team moved to 13-0 on the season this past week, earning a thrilling comeback 3-2 win over No. 2 defending national champion Kutztown at home on Tuesday before taking down Slippery Rock 3-0 on Saturday.
Despite growing up in a middle-class family, Kamala Harris seems to be losing a coalition of voters that would identify as such.
A minority of The Slate’s editorial board expresses its disagreement against the majority’s decision to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris for President of the United States and Gov. Tim Walz (D–Minn.) for Vice President of the United States.
Some students are not fans of adhering to traditions just for the sake of it. In fact, the editor of this paper took time to write about it in a “Your World Today” column last year. But homecoming can act as a weather vane for how interested students are in campus events, and currently, the excitement is missing. Why is that?
Editor’s Note:
Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District candidates faced off in a debate held on Tuesday, Oct. 8, at 7 p.m. in Harrisburg. The debate was moderated by ABC27 news anchor Dennis Owens.
