The rich colors and jaw-dropping structures of Italy have come alive at Shippensburg University during the “Viaggiare in Italia” photography exhibit at the Kauffman Gallery, which opened on Thursday, April 4.
Shippensburg University junior Cory Stevens will debut his one-act play “Family Dinner” on Friday, April 26 in Memorial Auditorium.
ABBA The Concert transported the audience at Shippensburg University’s Luhrs Performing Arts Center back to a time when platform shoes, bell-bottomed pants and smooth tunes ruled the music industry.
Eager fans flocked to the Luhrs Center on Wednesday April 17 for a pop concert experience that would be disappointing to miss.
Olly Murs, a 28-year-old English singer-songwriter, has finally arrived on the American music scene.
The Texas Tenors’ smooth blend of voices meshed together seamlessly as they performed on Wednesday at the H.
Rock ‘n’ roll is dead, or so many thought before the appearance of the “Sound City: Real to Reel” soundtrack.
ABBA The Concert is the ultimate tribute group from Sweden with the true original sound and stage presence, celebrating Sweden’s most famous band with a musical extravaganza showcasing all of the familiar ABBA hits.
“No Guns Allowed” is a recent installment of Snoop Lion’s most recent album, “Reincarnated” which was released on March 20.
Ernie Garcia takes the stage with his guitar and starts strumming an intro. “I wrote this song on the way down here,” he jokes.
On Friday, April 12, Memorial Auditorium was filled for the debut of Act V’s performance of “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.” The musical is based on the book by Rachel Sheinkin and was originally performed on Broadway under the direction of Tony-award winner James Lapine. SU student James Wright directed the Act V performance of the play.
Although Act Five is not very difficult to spell, the cast members of “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” had to brush up on their spelling skills to perform this weekend’s production
In the case of Scott Sigler’s latest yarn “Nocturnal,” we would be better off changing Dorothy’s old chant into “serial killers, cover-ups and monsters, oh my.”
Caela Carter does a fantastic job at capturing teen pregnancy in its highs and lows in her new novel “Me, Him, Them, and It.” The story is about Evelyn Jones who is a 16-year-old valedictorian.
The seats were filled, people were singing and dancing and the crowd went wild as Boyz II Men came to H.
Introduced to the nation on “America’s Got Talent,” The Texas Tenors have been wooing and wowing sold out audiences around the world.
Vinyl album covers from all decades and genres of music are currently on display at the SHAPE Gallery in downtown Shippensburg.
McFeely’s Lounge in the CUB filled up last Wednesday night to hear the musical stylings of At the Moment, a new acoustic trio consisting of Andrea Jones, Matt Walker and Tisen Shrawder, three Shippensburg University students with a mutual love of music.
The crowd exploded when the hip-hop group Travis Porter hit the stage in Shippensburg University’s Ceddia Union Building on Sunday.
Cancel all of your plans for this Sunday night, April 7. Travis Porter is about to blow the roof off Shippensburg University. Sara Kobus, the Activities Program Board’s concert chairperson, has a first-hand account of how excited the students are for this concert.
