First Spring 2026 SGA meeting introduces 3 new senators
(02/18/26 8:32pm)
Senators for the Shippensburg University student government association held a crowded first meeting with the public on Feb. 12 in CUB 119.
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Senators for the Shippensburg University student government association held a crowded first meeting with the public on Feb. 12 in CUB 119.
Today in 1878, Thomas Edison’s patent for the phonograph was published. With it someone could speak into the bell of the phonograph, making the diaphragm vibrate and the vibrations etched the message with a needle onto a cylinder of tinfoil. Once the etched cylinder was made, it could only be played three to five times before it became unplayable because the tinfoil was too soft to withstand wear and tear.
Jermaine Cole has spent years teasing his album “The Fall-Off,” and the North Carolina rapper, lyricist and producer finally released the sprawling, 24-track double album he said was “made with intentions to be my last” in a Dreamville social media post announcing the tracklist.
*Spoiler Alert*
Residents of Harley Hall at Shippensburg University were panicked during Jan. 25’s snowstorm when an emergency alert broadcast noise was played over the dormitory’s public address system.
Pat Benatar declared “Love Is a Battlefield” in her popular 1983 song of the same name. Today, love is a reclamation site, and Generation Z is its refugees.
Marfan Syndrome Awareness Month is a relatively new addition to the calendar. It began with the #IKNOWMARFAN campaign, run by the Marfan Foundation in 2017.
Retired Shippensburg University Professor Andrew Carey hosted a book signing for his newly released novel, “Unlocked,” on Feb. 3, in the CUB bookstore.
It is the season of love and chocolate, and this red velvet in a mug recipe is the perfect thing to whip up in your dorm room. Whether you are celebrating alone, with a significant other or with friends, this recipe gives you a delicious and seasonally appropriate treat.
Love for a good beverage was in the air at Shippensburg University on Feb. 7 with the Activity Programming Board’s (APB) Tea Mine Valentine’s event.
Shippensburg University men’s basketball split a pair of games this past week, falling at Millersville 78-60 on Wednesday before defeating West Chester 85-74 on Saturday. The team now sits at 12-11 on the season, 7-9 in conference play.
Shippensburg University’s indoor track-and-field teams found success in two meets this past weekend with two individuals breaking school records on Saturday.
Shippensburg University’s women’s basketball team played two games this past week, suffering a 65-61 overtime loss to Millersville on Wednesday and beating West Chester 67-45 on Saturday.
Shippensburg wrestling triumphed in a close battle with Felician University on Wednesday evening at home, winning 26-23. The team’s overall record moves to 6-10.
Shippensburg witnessed a blast from the past when John Mueller’s world-famous “Winter Dance Party” took the stage in the Luhrs Performing Arts Center on Thursday.
Some of the best books I have ever read are the ones that I find unexpectedly. For instance, I normally go to the bookstore to look for a specific book that I know I already want, but then it turns out with me purchasing three other books I have never even heard of.
“Puppy Pals LIVE,” a humorous stunt dog show, came to the Luhrs Performing Arts Center on Saturday for a double feature show, one at 1 p.m. and a later one at 5 p.m. The dogs were able to make high jumps, rollover on command, jump through hoops and many more.
Residents held a town hall meeting Feb. 3 at Cleversburg Community Center to discuss Southampton Township’s data center zoning and a proposed amendment tied to 54 Airport Road after supervisors postponed a public hearing that had been scheduled for that night.
If you had a superpower, what would it be? Would you teleport around the world or soar across the sky? As a kid, I always said I wanted the ability to control the weather – who would not want to create inclement conditions that lead to endless days off school? But if you asked me that question now, I would choose the ability to control time without hesitation.
Faculty gathered on Feb. 4 in CUB 119 to share information on Study Abroad options. Locations around the globe and the experiences to have were discussed while visiting each table. Areas in France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland, Scotland, Spain and Costa Rica had professors talking all about their trip’s potential.