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School spirit is the heart of colleges and universities, and with programs like the marching band, Shippensburg University will never lose that school spirit.
Act V Theatre Co.’s production of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” returned this year for yet another Halloween.
Why is voter suppression still happening? Simple — we still have racists running our government.
In the wake of the hate-filled massacre that took place in a Pittsburgh synagogue late last month, the breadth of our religious freedoms is up for debate. Meanwhile, many people of faith are looking toward the heavens and fearfully questioning whether their place of worship will be the next target.
During times of crisis, history is replete with individuals who rise above peril and heed higher callings. Their actions are the stuff of legend. When new threats surface, heralds always emerge. But with American revolutionist Paul Revere buried in a Boston grave, President Donald Trump has boldly offered to carry the hero’s mantle. What is his proclamation?
Assault with weapon reported on Campus Drive
Theft reported in Seavers Hall
Election Day is finally here, and it could not have come soon enough.
Shippensburg University’s Orndorff Theatre buzzed with conversation as community members, students and educators gathered to meet and listen to local political candidates in the days leading up to Tuesday’s midterm election.
Shippensburg University’s Hillel/Jewish Student Organization (JSO) hosted a candlelight vigil on Thursday evening to honor those who were killed in the Tree of Life Synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh on Oct. 27.
Shippensburg University’s Human Communications Department created a communications center for students to better their presentation skills and provide guidance for problems they may be having.
Shippensburg University hosted a media and politics guest panel Oct. 30 in the Old Main Chapel to discuss the news cycle.
The perpetual rain Pennsylvania endured this summer not only affected the moods of the state’s residents but also the health of the area’s pumpkin patches. The shortage of pumpkins does not mean no pumpkin pie for Thanksgiving, but for students looking to carve up some Jack-O-Lanterns, the pumpkin problems may put a damper on their wallets.
While the NBA has finally tipped off in the United States, another professional basketball league is underway overseas in France, with a familiar face taking part.
After a tough pair of losses last weekend, the Shippensburg University volleyball team got back on track on Friday and Saturday with strong wins over Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) competition in Slippery Rock University and Edinboro University.
Thanks to a huge performance from redshirt-freshman quarterback Brycen Mussina and the Red Raider offense in the second half, the Shippensburg University football team claimed a 56–37 win over a fellow Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) squad in Lock Haven University (LHU).
The No. 4-ranked Shippensburg University field hockey team continued its good season, beating Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) opponent Slippery Rock University 3–0 on a rainy Saturday afternoon in Shippensburg.
The Shippensburg University women’s soccer team (7-10-1, 5-10-1 PSAC) finished the season on a sour note, falling to longtime rival Slippery Rock University (12-4-2, 10-4-2 PSAC) 1-0 on Saturday afternoon.
Shippensburg University’s undergraduate journal of the arts, The Reflector, hosted a community-wide open mic and poetry reading at the Shippensburg Arts Programming and Education (SHAPE) Gallery Friday night.
Some people spend their entire lives trying to escape the shadow of their parents.
