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Senior art student Lily Bramucci had a series of 16 breathtaking ceramic sculptures displayed in the Brindle Gallery. The series was named “Waxing Gibbous,” a phase in the moon cycle that occurs between the first quarter and full moon. This phase also stands as a direct representation of Bramucci moving into the next phase of her life.
Harry Styles has graced us once again, releasing his fourth solo album, “Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally,” and I have yet to stop listening.
TAIKOPROJECT took the stage at the Luhrs Performing Arts Center on Mar. 5, combining live music and dance.
“The Bride!” opens up with Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, played by Jessie Buckley, describing the story she wanted to tell. Shelley is best known for writing “Frankenstein” in the early 19th century, an accomplishment she did due to being dared, yet she is credited with some of the earliest science fiction and created a horror story that has transcended cultures and generations.
“Ugly Love” by Colleen Hoover is about a girl named Tate Collins who moves in with her brother, and across the hall lives Miles Archer, her brother’s best friend. Tate and Miles are immediately attracted to each other, and they enter a friends with benefits relationship. Miles makes it very clear from the beginning that he does not do relationships but is very vague on the reasoning. He has two rules: do not ask about his past, and do not expect a future.
Shippensburg University students celebrated St. Patrick’s Day early at APB’s “Shamrock Shake and Make” event in the CUB MPR on Saturday night.
As students filled Gilbert Hall, the sounds of Latin music filled the air. Event organizer Rosalynne Heidler bustled around with many other organizers, making sure everything was perfect for a night full of fun, friendship and dancing.
Shippensburg University’s Pride and Gender Equity (PAGE) Center announced the recipients of the Gero Awards at its International Women’s Day event on March 4 in the CUB MPR.
Fine art photographer and Shippensburg University alumnus Andrew Hoff gave a lecture on March 4 detailing his unique approach and personal growth as a photographer over the past 10 years.
This past February, the It’s On Us organization recognized Shippensburg University as one of the top 16 schools nationwide that registered the highest number of campus activities related to sexual violence prevention.
The Shippensburg University Student Government Association (SGA) held its second public meeting of the semester on Thursday, March 5, in CUB 119.
The results for the 2026 Student Government Association (SGA) officer elections were announced on Friday, Feb. 27, with the voting period running from Feb. 23-26.
When you wake up in the morning with a cup of coffee to get you ready for the day ahead, whether you are queuing in line at a coffee shop or steeping coffee grounds in the comfort of your home, do you know that cup of coffee is quietly casting a vote through your dollar? These votes reflect developmental issues within countries like Guatemala, Mexico and Nicaragua.
Students, faculty and community members interested in how artificial intelligence operates and the impact it could have gathered at the CUB Orndorff theater on March 4, to hear Professor Alice Armstrong’s overview from the Department of Computer Science.
Shippensburg University’s softball team had a pair of doubleheaders on Friday and Saturday against Indiana University of Pennsylvania and Pace. Shippensburg won one game of each set.
Dearest gentle reader,
Two of my favorite love tropes is brother’s best friend and enemies to lovers. This is probably because I had crushes on many of my brother’s friends growing up. Combining both of those beloved tropes of mine in one novel is a recipe for an amazing story — or so you would think.
