Millennials reject idea of organized religion, experts say

Negativity on Social Media can have global impact

On Sunday, there was a dispute on Twitter between Jim Carrey and Alessandra Mussolini. The granddaughter of Benito Mussolini, the World War II era Italian dictator.

It is imperative Trump’s tax returns be released

As tax day is upon us, the American people are still waiting to see what foreign investments Donald Trump has or does not have. 

SU’s Kriner plan is perfectly “engineered”

The School of Engineering has been growing rapidly, over the past few years, enrollment has increased by 60 percent and is trending to increase by 20 percent for the upcoming academic year. Acquiring more space has become a desperate need, and repurposing Kriner Hall would meet this need.

Establishment Democrats lack criticism

Speaking in Berlin, Germany, former President Barrack Obama critiqued quarrels within the Democratic Party, saying they should avoid a “circular firing squad”. 

Military Policy needs Reform

Before any individual can serve in any branch of the United States Military they must meet a series of eligibility requirements, ranging from good moral character to physical fitness standards.

Review: ‘Far Cry’ franchise expands with ‘New Dawn’

Do you want to cause trouble, or fix it? You can do both in “Far Cry: New Dawn,” Ubisoft’s new open-world video game. 

SU sends off final art and design seniors during Kauffman exhibit

Shippensburg University’s art and design department seniors concluded presenting the results of their art seminar class last Saturday in the Kauffman Gallery of the Huber Art Center. 

Appalachian Brewing Co. invites student art into gallery

A Shippensburg University three-dimensional design class filled the second floor of the Appalachian Brewing Co. on King Street with cardboard sculptures on Tuesday.

Review: Act V brings well-casted ‘Mamma Mia!’ to MA stage

Act V Theatre Co.’s production of the musical “Mamma Mia!” strayed from the movie’s setlist and minor characters, but provided Memorial Auditorium with the sounds of ABBA’s music. 

Senior to assist teachers in Colombia as part of Peace Corps

Every year, thousands of people travel to a small town in Central Pennsylvania to experience the cracking of bats, baseballs whizzing through the air, the spectacle of celebration and children from all over the globe competing to be the best.

Students relax, enjoy free massages at Counseling Center’s 14th Wellness Fair

Students melted into the massage chairs at the hands of masseuses while the In-Motion Dance Troupe performed during the 14th annual Wellness Fair, held in the Ceddia Union Building Multi-Purpose room (MPR) from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday.

SGA secretary sees sister as inspiration

Shippensburg University’s Student Government Association (SGA) recently held elections for the 2019-2020 school year. 

HIRE ME program supports local students with disabilities in hopes for job inclusion

Some people may know 1975 as the year the Vietnam War ended, or the year their hearts stopped as they watched “Jaws” terrorize New England on-screen — but how many know it as the year students with disabilities were finally allowed to enroll in public schools? 

Campus police briefs 4-16-19

Two students charged with underage drinking and public drunkenness

Commentary: Recent graduates do not have money to donate after graduation

In a few short weeks, many of us will don navy caps and gowns, shake hands with Shippensburg University administrators and finally receive our degrees.

PRSSA holds organ donation registration awareness event

Shippensburg University’s Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) chapter took part in Donate Life Pennsylvania’s Organ Registration Challenge on Wednesday afternoon.

SU students place third at business competition

A group of Shippensburg University marketing majors recently placed third in the eighth annual Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE)-sponsored Student Business Plan Competition. 

Senator polls open again after mistake last week

The Student Government Association (SGA) has re-opened its election window for next year’s senator positions after a mistake was made which “compromised the legitimacy of the election.”

SGA president-elect resigns

Makayla Glass, vice president of Shippensburg University’s Student Government Association (SGA), has resigned from her position and will no longer serve as president next year because of a mistake made during last week’s elections.