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The judges, including SU President Laurie Carter (right), had an hour and a half to de- cide which cookie they thought should go home with the top award of the night.
The Shippensburg Church of the Nazarene is on East Orange Street in downtown Shippensburg.
The SU String Ensemble featured John Stewart, Brianna Hinkle and Aaliyah Hutcherson on violin, Noah Stewart and Elijah Hill on Cello and Kallie Koch on piano.
(From left) SU freshman Seth Sjoberg, junior Vincent Tinucci, sophomore Emily Osilka, junior Meg Shovlin and sophomore Cullen Maes all play in the second brass quintet. This quintet performed "A Nightingale Sang in Berkley Square" by J. Pekas.
Raiders midfielder Jazmin Petrantonio talks about what led her to Shippensburg University.
Matt Gregan talks about the Petrantonio's play on the field.
Ovalles plans to continue his education by getting a master’s degree and making his way to law school
Dietrich (left) and Ott both attended SU as social work majors. They say
Members of the Shippensburg community stood hand-in-hand Oct. 17 to show solidarity as “one community” following a shooting that rocked the community.
Mike Stockwell, of New York, speaks with a member of the crowd. This is the third year religious demonstrators have been spotted on Shippensburg University's campus in the fall for "sin awareness."
