Volleyball picks up two key wins
Shippensburg University’s volleyball team won two big Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) games this weekend over East Stroudsburg and Kutztown Universities.
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Shippensburg University’s volleyball team won two big Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) games this weekend over East Stroudsburg and Kutztown Universities.
The Shippensburg University men’s soccer team achieved a scoreless tie against Lock Haven University on Senior Day at David See Field on Sunday, after losing 5–1 to West Chester University on Wednesday.
The Shippensburg University women’s soccer team fought to a 2-2 tie against Lock Haven University on Senior Day at David See Field on Saturday, in a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Eastern Division matchup.
An upbeat shift from typical soft ballads, “Forget Me” is an emotional song with a welcoming and bright sound. Artist Lewis Capaldi is a musician of the pop, blue-eyed, soul genre which is an informal and soulful type of music that resembles the blues. Released on Sept. 9, 2022, is the first new music by Capaldi in nearly three years.
Gameco Studies released “Mozart Requiem” on Sept. 6, 2022, on Nintendo Switch, PS4, and PC (Steam), stating over 30 hours of gameplay. A single player game and a murder-mystery insinuates a casual gameplay full of content and thrillers.
Maya Thompson, a local 10-year-old, performed with the Shippensburg University cheerleaders at the Homecoming football game on Saturday.
Shippensburg University’s No. 2 field hockey team was defeated 4-1 by No. 4 Kutztown University, ending their school record winning streak.
Shippensburg University’s football team disappointed a large homecoming crowd on Saturday afternoon with their 29-10 loss to Kutztown University at Seth Grove Stadium.
Traditions are a staple of any school, early or higher education. Whether it's something simple like Homecoming, or more complicated like school rivalries, traditions are an unspoken but fundamental part of institutions. In many ways, the traditions remain to be the most consistent elements of many universities and institutions. Most of the buildings here at Shippensburg have been greatly altered from their original state and in some instances are new additions entirely. However, weekends like Homecoming bring alumni back from decades before, and it’s traditions like Homecoming that give that connective tissue between the old and new generations of Shippensburg. School traditions provide a link between each generation that passes through the institution. Parents and relatives who graduated from the same high school or college are able to sing along with the alma mater since it is the same alma mater that united them all those years ago. Traditions need to be protected greatly to not only keep older generations connected to their schools, but to also remind younger students that they are continuing a legacy.
My father is socially liberal. Recently I asked him to rank the presidents during his lifetime and was surprised by his thoughts, mostly by how he described Ronald Reagan. Dad is aware of the ins and outs of the economy, which is what many cite as one of Reagan’s greatest strengths, and while he didn’t care for Reagan as a person, he doesn’t have this strong distaste for him that I and many younger liberals do.
Shippensburg University’s student media kicked off October in a victorious fashion — specifically Shippensburg’s very own TV station, SUTV News. Members of the student-produced news station traveled to Philadelphia to attend the 40th Annual Mid-Atlantic Emmy Awards ceremony.
On Friday before homecoming weekend, Shippensburg University’s student section, the Red Sea, hosted a spirit rally to get students, faculty and alumni all pumped for homecoming weekend and the football game.
As the crowning of the 2022 Shippensburg Homecoming Court came closer, students enjoyed a “Night on the Ship” in a Vegas-style trivia match.
One of the best times of the semester is finally here —homecoming.
Shippensburg University alumni gathered behind Seth Grove Stadium for another year of tailgating befor the homecoming football game on Oct. 15. Alumni and current students gathered near their own cars or organization tents to socialize before the game. The Slate spoke with some of the alumni who attended this year’s SU tailgate to hear the recounts of the generations of SU alumni.
The Shippensburg University Pennsylvania Election Research (S.U.P.E.R.) Map launch party took place on Wednesday, Oct. 12, in McFeely’s Cafe. A class of Wood Honors College students spent the first eight weeks of the semester compiling credited voter data from each county, entering it all into their database, creating the Geographic Information System (GIS) and reaching out to reporters to introduce the S.U.P.E.R. Map to them.
My time at Shippensburg Univerity has not been all sunshine and rainbows. A lot of the painful lessons I learned in high school have come in handy as I deal with these problems as an adult without my parents’ help.
The Cumberland Valley Breast Care Alliance (CVBCA) partnered with the Downtown Business Council of Chambersburg for “Paint the Town Pink” on Friday, Oct. 7, 2022 from 5:00 p.m.to 8:00 p.m.
The Student Government Association (SGA) held its fourth meeting on Thursday, Oct. 13.