Shippensburg University’s Charles H. Diller Jr. Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership and Innovation hosts its Career and Innovation Hour tonight, allowing students to explore future job opportunities and network with local businesses.
It can wait. Texting and driving puts yourself and those around you in danger.
The Shippensburg University Public Relations Student Society of America chapter is welcoming two public relations professionals to campus on Thursday at 3:30 p.m. to speak in the Orndorff Theatre, in honor of Ethics Month.
With students preparing for the first few exams of the semester, finding a peaceful place to study on campus can be a challenge.
Two speakers from the University of South Florida (USF), hosted a program titled “Seriously Funny: Disability and the Paradoxical Power of Humor” Thursday, to show how humor can be used by people with disabilities to tell their stories and experiences of living with a disability.
While talk of the termination of the United States’ Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program continues to circulate through the national media, the conversation made its way to Shippensburg University on Thursday evening in the form of a criminal justice symposium.
Freshman year can easily be one of the hardest things to come to terms with, not only for parents, but especially for students living away from home for the first time.
Jamila Cupid, known as Dr. Cupid to her students, is one of the Communication/Journalism Department’s latest hires.
Green grass, a new president and a fresh class of students is almost enough to forget the turmoil Shippensburg University endured in the past few years.
Shippensburg University has been approved by the Board of Governors to introduce two new academic programs in upcoming semesters.
Local officials announced the opening of a $1.3 million road during a ribbon cutting ceremony held on Friday at Shippensburg University (SU), bringing the eight-year project to a close.
The nationwide search for Shippensburg University’s next president ended today as Laurie Carter from Eastern Kentucky University was announced to be SU’s 17th president starting Aug. 7.
The Shippensburg University Grace B. Luhrs University Elementary School (GBLUES) will remain open for at least five more years, following the Shippensburg Area School District (SASD) board’s approval of a new agreement during a meeting Monday evening.
Shippensburg University Army ROTC cadets and spectators removed their caps as a Blackhawk helicopter landed on the Shippensburg University recreation fields for the ROTC event Cadet for a Day Thursday afternoon.
The second annual Quadfest took place Wednesday in an effort to help students relax the week before finals.
Shippensburg University students participated in a Privilege Walk on Tuesday in the McLean Hall Multi-purpose Room, an activity designed to make you think about the advantages and disadvantages in life you may not have realized you had.
Young Americans for Liberty (YAL), a group on campus that promotes all liberties, held an event for students to speak their minds last Thursday.
A group that gives students an alternative to going out and partying on Thursday nights had its first meeting in the Ceddia Union Building (CUB) on Wednesday.
Shippensburg University undergraduate and graduate students presented their research and creative work at SU’s annual Minds@Work Conference on April 25.
