Review: ‘It Takes Two’ to make a game review go right
ByIn "It Takes Two," divorcing couple, Cody and May, are forced into a series of trials meant to bring them back together by a talking 'Book of Love.'
ARTS ENTERTAINMENT
Student Artist Spotlight: Kimberly Braet
By / Editor-in-ChiefKimberly Braet creates charcoal works inspired by feelings of vulnerability and human connection.
Tired of the heteronormative narrative? Here are five queer books to fill the void on your shelf
By / Business ManagerTo balance the intake of straight relationships this post-Valentine’s Day season, here are some quality picks of queer romance novels.
“The Power of the Dog” and “Dune’” lead 2022 Oscar Nominations
By / Asst. Opinion EditorThe year 2021 was a massive year for movies, especially as most of them were originally intended for 2020, making this one of the more anticipated Oscars in recent years.
Set the mood this Valentine’s Day with romantic rock n’ roll
By / Asst. A&E EditorCelebrate Valentine’s with your music lover by listening to some lovey rock n’ roll that has stood the test of time.
Wardle's 'Wordle' takes over the 'worldle'
By / Business ManagerWordle has become the current united common ground of the people. Across many social media platforms, content creators are using the game to connect with other users.
Quinn Erney premieres multidimensional, horror fan film
By / Asst. PR DirectorFans of DC Comics, murder mysteries, and “your mom” jokes can all find something to enjoy in Quinn Erney’s “The Quinn Legacy: The Batman Who Laughs Fan Film.”
Commentary: “South Park” is “South Park” again
By / Asst. Opinion EditorThe season 25 premiere, entitled “Pajama Day” is the first episode in a long time to feel like a classic episode of “South Park.”
44th Annual Juried Art Exhibition opens submissions for SU students
By / Editor-in-ChiefShippensburg University’s Annual Juried Art Show, sponsored by the SU Minds@ Work Conference, is now accepting art submissions.
Spring student ensembles return with a pep in their step
ByNearly every day of the week, Shippensburg’s musically inclined students gather on the Luhrs Performing Arts Center stage to rehearse in a variety of ensembles. Members of the SU Pep Band express excitement for upcoming events as they perform for basketball game attendees.
Hypnotist mesmerizes crowd at Ceddia Union Building
By / Asst. A&E EditorWorld famous hypnotist and voice actor Joshua Seth held a hypnosis-centered comedy event in the Ceddia Union Building on Jan. 28 at 9 p.m. which included student volunteers.
Student Artist Spotlight: Elizabeth Peters
By / Editor-in-ChiefElizabeth Peters is an active member of the SU student body and a ceramicist who takes inspiration from nature.
SHAPE Gallery Debuts Alfresco: Open Air Photography Exhibition
By / Asst. A&E EditorSHAPE Gallery, known as Shippensburg Arts Programming and Education, debuted its newest exhibit, “Alfresco: Open Air Photography,” made its debut on Jan. 14 and will be showing through Feb. 18.
Kauffman Gallery preview: 'Signature of the Spirit'
By / Editor-in-ChiefThe Huber Arts Center is set to present a new photography exhibit, ‘Signature of the Spirit’ by Chester Higgins, in The Kauffman Gallery on Wednesday, Jan. 26.
Review: Risk it all and build your rewards with "Loop Hero"
By“Loop Hero” is the latest game by developer ‘Four Quarters,’ originally released in early 2021 for PC and has most recently been released on Dec. 9 for the Nintendo Switch.
'Riii!' proves community theater is alive and well in Shippensburg
By / Editor-in-ChiefThe Shippensburg Theater Collective performed ‘Riii! From the Life and Death of King Richard III’ by William Shakespeare at the Cumberland Valley Hose Company #2 Station on Nov. 20 at 8 p.m.
EELS previews album “Extreme Witchcraft” and different sound with three new singles
By / Asst. News EditorLos Angeles rock band EELS has been previewing their new album “Extreme Witchcraft” with three new singles, and also appear to be heading in a new direction.
New 'Animal Crossing' update brings players closer together
By“Animal Crossing" released a new, free update that adds new mechanics, social settings and 'quality of life' changes that appeal to players new and old.
Choirs share message of joy with first full concert since quarantine
By / Managing Editor & Head Copy EditorOn Saturday, Nov. 20, the Shippensburg University Concert Choir and Madrigal Singers hosted their first full concert since 2019 at The Shippensburg First Church of God.
'The Nutcracker' brings bright, holiday cheer to Luhrs
By / Business ManagerThe State Ballet Theatre of Ukraine presented ‘The Nutcracker’ on Nov. 17 in the H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center, marking the second show at the venue this semester.