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PASSHE Chancellor Dan Greenstein visited Shippensburg Thursday for the first Council of Trustees meeting of 2019. During the meeting, former Provost Dr. Barbara Lyman was recognized by the Council of Trustees.
Students use the updated cardio equipment in the ShipRec. Six new machines were also added.
Students march on campus while holding banners and signs from their organizations during the March for Humanity. The march followed a ceremony with speakers including Pennsylvania state Sen. Vincent Hughes. This was the 32nd anniversary of the march, which was created to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
Bazzi and Bryce Vine are up-and-coming artists in the rap and hip hop scene. APB's concert coordinator, Chase Fisher, a marketing major who interned with Luhrs last fall, said Luhrs has been helpful in setting up the concert with APB.
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Bella Marchini, left, puts together a good performance on Saturday for the Raiders. She earns sixth in the mile with a PSAC-qualifying time of 5:27:51 and third in the 1,000 meters. Marchini was the second finisher for SU in the NCAA cross-country finals.
Charles Bowman claims the Shippensburg record in the 60-meter hurdles from the Penn State Nation Open. His time of 8.06 surpassed Austin Shupp’s 8.09.
Junior Cam Strohe sets a new personal best in the weight throw at Bucknell, reaching 57 feet, 2 inches.
Ariel Jones plays an important role in the success of the Raiders so far this season. She is currently at the top of the PSAC in points per game with 26.0.
Kryshell Gordy grabs 18 rebounds in the team’s win against West Chester.
Jake Biss does an excellent job this season controlling the ball for the Raiders. He has also become a more aggressive scorer, averaging 13.1 points per game.
Manny Span, one of the Raiders’ usual starters, was out of the lineup for Wednesday’s win over Mansfield. He was replaced by Dom Sleva, who recorded a double-double of 10 points and 10 rebounds in his first career start.
The lack of communication between the president and Democratic leaders is a factor in ongoing disagreements over border security.
The annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. March for Humanity allows students to remember King, but also have a voice to impact and lead the future. This year’s march will begin on Thursday at 3:30 p.m. in Old Main Chapel.
Students help package leftover food in Reisner Dining Hall to take to local organizations. The packaged food provides additional meals for people.
Michael Campbell, director of the Kauffman Gallery (left) and Sique Spence, director of the Nancy Hoffman Gallery, opened the exhibit to the general public last Wednesday. Spence walked the community through the exhibit, explaining the artist, background and significance of each piece.
Sique Spence explained "Baroque Biology Series #3" during her presentation on the exhibit. This painting, by Katerina Lanfranco, shows organic growth being quelled by fires of rebirth. In this way, it represents destruction as well as life.
Mark Calderon's "Nocturne" is one piece in a larger set called "Dominion." The piece is a study in balance, according to the exhibit's accompanying catalogue, and strives to draw attention to the relationship between the creatures and our use of the environment.
Michael Campbell, director of the Kauffman Gallery (left), discussed the gallery with several students during the opening.
Many members of the Shippensburg community, including the president of Shippensburg University, Laurie Carter, attended the gallery's opening.
