Students conduct research, plant orchard on campus to support SU community
(02/05/19 1:10am)
Shippensburg University will soon have its own orchard developing on campus.
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Shippensburg University will soon have its own orchard developing on campus.
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An SU student walks through campus on a breezy fall day.
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You have someone. Someone you consider a companion. A spouse. A soulmate. They are 13 hours away. You hear from them far and few between, not knowing when the next call will come through.
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SU students spend their Thursday night unwinding by creating their own Zen garden succulent plant as the semester comes to a close. APB created the event to help students relieve stress.
SU students make succulent plants with friends.
Shippensburg University students spent the evening playing rounds of bingo to win prizes at the Ceddia Union Building (CUB) Multipurpose Room (MPR) on Friday night.
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It is said that dogs are man’s best friend. This is true for many self-identified dog people, but for some, dogs are more than pets or best friends. And no, I do not mean those who see their dogs as family members, but rather, those who find an outlet to live a more independent life through their companionships with the tail-wagging animals.
Seeing Eye puppy Herman hugs the Red Raiders’ mascot, Big Red, during an SU football game.
As the season becomes more festive, it becomes a time to start thinking of what you may want Santa to bring you for Christmas.
Thanksgiving — a time to be grateful for your friends and family, as well as a time of privilege for those who forget that their high school history books may have left out a thing or two about the “harmonious” day between the Native Americans (the Wampanoag), the settlers and the events that followed.
Shippensburg University’s Sigma Gamma Rho sorority celebrated its 10th anniversary with the annual Miss Diversity Pageant on Saturday night in the Ceddia Union Building’s Multipurpose Room.
The contestants of the 2018 Miss Diversity Pageant perform a dance to a unique mash-up song of all of the contestants’ represented country’s traditional music.