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The Shippensburg University Office of Inclusion, Belonging and Social Equity hosted a “Jeopardy” night led by Manuel Ruiz, assistant vice president for inclusion, belonging and social equity, on March 30 in McFeeley’s Café.
The Shippensburg University Chemistry Club hosted its Chem Craft Night on March 30 with DIY tie-dye shirts, shrinky dinks and air-dry clay, offering students a creative, stress-relieving break from coursework and a chance to connect outside class.
The long march of technological progress has radically changed the way we work. What used to take hours in a library, looking through encyclopedias and newspaper archives, can now easily be replaced with a quick internet search.
A new trend has emerged on my TikTok for you page: anti-scrolling. As opposite as it sounds, people online have been pushing back against their habits of spending all day on their phones consuming content. Whether people are feeling the effects of doomscrolling on their mental or physical health or are simply being tired of wasting their time, people seem to be rebelling against spending their time online.
The popular Disney Channel series “Hannah Montana” premiered on March 24, 2006. For the 20-year anniversary of the show’s premiere, Disney and Miley Cyrus worked together once again and produced a behind-the-scenes special for the occasion.
Secretary Latika Davis-Jones of the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP) visited Shippensburg University on Thursday, March 26, as a part of the Shapiro administrations recognition of overdose prevention programs across the Commonwealth.
Tau Kappa held a clothing and accessories sale titled “Project Prom” in Heiges Field House from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sunday, March 29.
In 2003, the United States led a coalition into Iraq that drew intense debate, with many questions being raised about why the U.S. is so heavily involved in the Middle East. More than 20 years later, the same questions are now arising regarding the current 2026 Iran war.
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Republican candidate Catherine Wallen won the election for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives for District 193 on March 17.
The Student Government Association (SGA) voted on the approval of the draft operating budget for the 2026-2027 fiscal year during an internal caucus on March 5. The motion, brought forward by SGA Vice President Emily Wojnarski, was approved unanimously.
Multimedia editor Madison Sharp has been named Slater of the Month for her dedication to visual storytelling at The Slate and consistent contributions to the paper’s photography coverage. Sharp has photographed a wide range of campus events, from theatrical productions to campus events, helping bring the paper’s articles to life each week.
A packed Stewart Hall audience heard historian Rebekah Pite on Wednesday night argue that yerba mate is far more than a drink in South America, serving instead as a lens through which to understand the region’s identity, labor history and political resistance.
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Shippesnburg University professor Sean Cornell was surprised to be recognized among Shippensburg’s most prominent businesses and community leaders last week with the 2025 Chamber Common Ground Award.
I walked into the movie theater to watch “Project Hail Mary” with absolutely no idea what it was about. I did not watch a single trailer. I walked in completely blind and with no expectations.
“If I’m not writing, I don’t feel human,” said Renate Wildermuth, the author of the new young adult novel “Gone Before You Knew Me” that came out on Feb. 26. This marks her seventh novel published, including three others under different pen names.
The Pride and Gender Equity (PAGE) Center collaborated with Defend Yourself DC to teach the Shippensburg University community how to defend themselves.
