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As political tensions continue to rise across the country in the wake of the Trump administration’s tumultuous shake-up of the federal bureaucracy, a panel of professors from Shippensburg University’s Political Science Department sought to provide a clarifying overview of the political landscape in 2025.
Democrats from Franklin and Cumberland counties came out in downtown Shippensburg on March 22 to show their distaste for the Trump administration’s policies on a wide range of issues.
Wallows’ new EP “More” came out this Friday, with seven tracks.
*Spoilers ahead*
Most of the Sesame Street crew joined the Luhrs Performing Arts Center on Sunday, March 23.
Shippensburg University welcomed back several alumni for a virtual workshop titled “Peace Corps: Global Opportunities.” Four SU graduates and a Peace Corps recruiter joined Career Center Executive Director Victoria Kerr to discuss their experiences as volunteers for the Peace Corps.
The results of the spring 2025 Student Government Association (SGA) officer elections were announced on Feb. 28. Starting in late April, SGA will be led by a new group of executives.
Three new student groups were approved by the Student Government Association (SGA) through unorthodox means after the Student Senate failed to meet quorum at its March 6 public meeting.
At the March Student Government Association meeting, SUPD Police Chief Patrick Taylor gave the student senate updates about issues discussed at previous President’s Hours.
“A girl should be two things: who and what she wants,” said Victoria Kerr, Executive Director of the Shippensburg University Career Center.
Memorial Auditorium came to life Friday night during APB’s “Ship’s Got Talent.” Despite the late start to the show, the large crowd was excited to hear and watch what Shippensburg University students had to perform.
Hypnosis and improvisation combined to bring a hilarious night of HYPROV: Improv Under Hypnosis on Saturday. Featuring renowned hypnotist Asad Mecci and improv comedian Colin Mochrie (Whose Line Is It, Anyway?), they brainstormed with the crowd to create a completely unplanned show with the volunteers on stage.
Cher — or rather, the Cher tribute show, “The Beat Goes On” — took the stage at the Luhrs Performing Arts Center on Thursday night, leading the audience through six decades of the singer’s biggest hits with elaborate performances and costumes.
The Shippensburg University Women’s and Gender Studies Department’s second annual “Stitch and Bitch” took place on March 17 in the CUB Airport Lounge in honor of Women’s History Month.
Shippensburg University’s Career Center kicked off Career Week by hosting its fourth annual Sailing into Success Fashion Show on March 19 in the CUB at 4 p.m.
Shari Horner, a professor of English at Shippensburg University, held a lecture on the medieval lives of women saints and literature at the Women’s and Gender Studies Spring Faculty Colloquium on March 18.
