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Lately, I’ve been a traveler. By traveler, I mean that I have been taking a trip or two a month to see things that I do not see every day. Expanding horizons is humbling, and personally, I know I have thought plenty about how vast our humanity is from these recent experiences.
Shippensburg University’s Forum met on Tuesday, Feb. 18 in the Ezra Lehman Memorial Library. The forum reviews and discusses matters related to curriculum, student life and university policies.
Editor’s Note: The author of this article serves as an at-large member of the Budget and Finance committee.
A dozen Shippensburg University alumni were welcomed back to their alma mater last Tuesday to discuss their diverse professional experiences with current students.
Gettysburg College professor Scott Hancock, visited Shippensburg University to give an interactive presentation about the national theme of Black History Month on Wednesday evening in the CUB MPR.
Politics and media have always coexisted in unique ways. During a time where constant media evolution is prevalent, misinformation and disinformation are spread daily due to differing beliefs, controversial topics and failure to digest facts.
“Watch your thoughts; they become your words. Watch your words; they become your actions. Watch your actions; they become your character.”
Spring is returning soon, and I’m sure that we’re all very excited about the upcoming warmth. The cold seasons bring several exciting moments, such as Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s Eve and many others, but after those moments are over, the cold becomes brutal.
Despite the wind and cold, Stewart Hall was warm with love on Feb. 13 during the Self-Love Soirée Open Mic, jointly hosted by The Reflector and the PAGE Center.
Community CARES is a nonprofit organization that provides help and resources to those experiencing housing insecurities. The Coldest Night of the Year walk is an annual fundraising event in support of local charities, raising money for those experiencing hurt, hunger and homelessness.
Students at Shippensburg University took center stage Thursday night for Night at the Apollo, an event celebrating the history of the legendary Apollo Theater and the artists who made their mark there.
“Dear God,” Tate McRae’s third studio album, came out on Friday with 15 new tracks to dance to.
Alyssa Sanders, a senior art education major, takes you onto a journey with her exhibit “Exploring Art” in the Brindle Gallery. Sanders’ exhibit features eight pieces of art, each with a different story and style to them.
Three of four suspects taken into custody after a burglary at the Theta Xi fraternity house will appear at a formal arraignment after waiving their right to a preliminary hearing on Feb. 19.
The Canine Stars Stunt Dog Show brought all the impressive tricks and treats to the Luhrs Performing Arts Center on Sunday for a double feature. Families filled the theater and could be heard laughing throughout the 60-minute show.
Shippensburg University’s baseball team began its season down in North Carolina this past weekend, losing a pair of games to national No. 3 Catawba with a win in the middle game of the series.
