I find myself tired of hearing “Spooky Scary Skeletons” every single mealtime in Reisner Hall. To battle the constant bone rattling in my head, here are some songs to listen to instead.
“Far Cry 6” was released on Oct. 6th and is a fun romp through a country amid a revolution, but it suffers from the sins of those that came before it.
Students share favorite moments form Rocky Horror Picture Show in preparation for Oct. 28th and 30th performances.
The Reflector held their annual Halloween open mic night event Thursday, Oct. 21st in Stewart Hall.
The Fashion Archives opened their new exhibit, “Remember, Celebrate, Thrive: 150 Years of Fashion at Shippensburg University” on Friday, Oct. 22nd highlighting the history of the university through fashion and other artifacts.
Japanese-American musician Mitski Miyawaki has made her comeback after 2 years of silence with single, ‘Working for the Knife.’
Saturday, Oct. 9, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band played at H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center, marked the first public show held at the venue since the beginning of the pandemic and kicked off the venue's 15th Anniversary Season.
As municipal elections draw closer and closer, time grows shorter for voters to register and mail in their absentee ballots.
Dear Editor, I am writing in response to the opinion piece published on Oct. 5, 2021, titled “COVID-19: Does SU Really Care?” by Emily Dziennik.
Social media, which allows us to keep in touch with distant friends and family, has now grown into an essential media and entertainment tool on a global scale. Which makes Facebook’s outages last Monday a big issue. Facebook‘s other apps Instagram and What’s App were also unavailable for several hours. Outages like this could lead to irreparable damage to small businesses that rely on these apps.
Shippensburg University recently hired a new Director for the Office of Diversity, Inclusion and Equity. Manuel Ruiz has worked in higher education for 20 years, and before coming to SU, worked at McDaniel College in Westminster, Maryland.
There was an air of appreciation during this year’s ACT Rally.
Keeping with their initiative to “reach out to students where they are,” the Student Government Association (SGA) held their Oct. 7 meeting in Gilbert Hall, the home of Multicultural Student Affairs.
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band literally brought the music back to the Luhrs Performing Arts Center on Saturday, Oct. 9.
Curious about what your week may hold? Here is your brief look at the stars for the week of Oct. 12. Enjoy these cutting horoscopes written by two mean Scorpio women.
Halloween season is officially upon us, and there are many activities for students to look forward to this year to celebrate. While planning trips to the pumpkin patch and deciding what candy to hand out this year, individuals can enjoy the horror and thriller media available at their fingertips.
Throughout the past week, resident assistants Alycia LaLuz and David Maldonado travelled across Shippensburg University campus selling $2 shaving cream pies in order to raise money for the Shippensburg Community Resource Coalition (SCRC).
Shippensburg’s women’s soccer team rallied in the second half of its game on Wednesday and got past the Mansfield Mountaineers in overtime 2-1.
This weekend the Shippensburg University volleyball team took on Millersville and West Chester University.
