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Award-winning photographer Stan Honda mingles with Shippensburg residents during the opening reception of his “STARLIGHT” exhibit on Friday.

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SU’s Dustin Sleva arrived at SU when it was fresh off a 3-23 season. He departs leading the Raiders to 85 victories in a four-year span, the most wins for a senior class in school history. Sleva also leaves as SU’s all-time scoring leader with 2,071 points, the leading rebounder with 1,140 while also adding 334 assists. 

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Davis scored a game-high 29 points in SU’s 67–61 victory over Penn State in an exhibition contest at the Bryce Jordan Center, prior to his senior season.

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SU men’s basketball assistant coach Chuck Davis instructs players during a pre-game warmup. Davis was a force on the court in his time as a Raider. 

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Evan Ramos will graduate in May with his degree in criminal justice. He hopes to become a police officer and potentially continue wrestling on the national stage.

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Gabe Mosser struck out 10 West Chester hitters in his solid efforts against the Golden Rams in SU’s 6-5 victory on Thursday afternoon. Over his last four games, Mosser has given up only six earned runs in a span of 26 innings, earning wins in three of those four games. On the season, Mosser is 4-3 with a 3.83 ERA.

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Kyra Shank led the Raiders offensively in their 12-7 victory over rival Seton Hill, notching her first hat trick of the season and the third of her career.

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Customers enter Pizza House, located on East King Street, after the restaurant reopened last week. The restaurant closed in 2006, sat vacant and then was taken over by Polly and Stone for a few of years. However, Pizza House has now reclaimed the space and is working on perfecting old recipes, as well as adding new menu items such as vegan meals. 

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Tim French shows evidence of the communist era in Romania and Bulgaria. During his lecture, French shared that Romania had little evidence of communism while Bulgaria has many pieces of evidence from their communist era.

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Graham Hetrick speaks to the audience about America’s opioid crisis and how many ignore the problem until they are personally affected by it. He proposed that Americans develop a healthier lifestyle and spend time helping others. 

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A reception that included dinner was held before the awards. Students from PASSHE schools came to the awards to present their business plans. Jonathan Burton represented SU and was a finalist with “Awakened Wellness.”

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Logan Chernicky (second from right) wins first place and is awarded $10,000 for his business that allows construction managers to keep track of their projects.

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Noam Chomsky speaks to the audience of students through Skype about human existence and the possible end to humanity. Chomsky explained the Doomsday Clock which is currently two minutes to midnight which is the closest its been since 1953.

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Students stand on the field in Seth Grove Stadium to spell out SHIP. The flash mob kicked off the first of many events that are part of president Carter’s 17 days of kindness.