Raiders represent at nationals
ByA couple different sports at Shippensburg University are about to kick off their national tournament seasons, and a handful of Raiders are preparing to put on their best performances of the season.
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SU’s brewing workshops contradictory to ‘dry campus’
ByShippensburg University held its first session of the Brew Science Speaker Series on Feb. 28 with earth science and geography professor Alison Feeney.
Act V Theatre Co. unveils student-driven one act plays
ByShippensburg University’s Act V Theatre Co. held its first One Act Festival in the Memorial Auditorium on Feb. 28, March 1 and March 2.
French Club celebrates Mardi Gras by raising money for Haiti village
ByShippensburg University’s French Club danced to Caribbean music and tasted beignets for charity at the Cora I. Grove Spiritual Center on Thursday night.
New dining manager brings initiatives to Reisner
ByTerry Nahavandi is the new resident district manager at Shippensburg University and is responsible for new dining service initiatives in Reisner Dining Hall.
Trump administration's hypocrisy will prevent success of homosexuality decriminalization
ByOn Feb. 19 the White House announced its plan to advocate for the international decriminalization of homosexuality.
SU choir brings cabaret to Old Main Chapel
ByThe Shippensburg University Concert Choir came together to perform SU’s first ever cabaret concert at Old Main Chapel on Saturday.
Nine in a row for men
ByIn the heat and stress of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) championships, the Shippensburg University men’s track-and-field team repeated as conference champions for the ninth year in a row, earning 118 points, beating second-place East Stroudsburg University by 38 points at Edinboro University.
Shippensburg University ASL class a success in first year
ByAn American Sign Language (ASL) course is being taught at Shippensburg University this semester for the first time.
New plans for SU student band Nothing Planned
ByBeginning as a hobby without direction, Shippensburg native band Nothing Planned is beginning to grow in the heart of central Pennsylvania.
Hollywood can do more to represent minorities in roles
ByScarlett Johansson has built a name for herself as one of the most successful actresses in American history.
Men's basketball picks up two wins
ByThe fight for seeding was in full swing this week as the Shippensburg University men’s basketball team took on two conference foes in Millersville University and Lock Haven University.
Student initiative discussions rescheduled
ByShippensburg University’s Student Civility Initiative (SCI) will kick off this week with student discussion groups after inclement weather postponed the discussions originally scheduled for last week.
Polar vortex draws attention to climate change, environmental responsibility
ByLast week a chilling polar vortex enveloped North America, dropping temperatures in the Midwest as low as - 60 degrees Fahrenheit.
Students use positivity to maintain healthy mindsets when stressed
ByMany college students can attest to the surreal sensation of dread course through their bodies the day before the beginning of the semester.
Mussina's freshman season one to remember
ByEntering the season, Shippensburg University quarterback Brycen Mussina did not know that he would be leading the Red Raider offense in the 2018 season opener against Clarion.
Field hockey player, cancer survivor prepares for return to the game
ByThe Shippensburg University field hockey team has had its fair share of formidable opponents in the last three years in its run to three-consecutive NCAA Division II Championships.
In-Motion Dance Troupe sends off seniors during spring recital
ByShippensburg University’s In-Motion Dance Troupe gave seniors a proper goodbye during its 33rd annual dance recital, “An Invitation to Dance,” on Friday night and Saturday afternoon. The recital was held in Memorial Auditorium.
Bursting pipes flood four campus buildings
ByFour buildings on Shippensburg University’s campus were impacted by flooding in the past two weeks.