Students learn about business culture
ByA businessman highlighted perspectives of globalization and international business on Nov. 1 during a lecture held in Shippensburg University’s Grove Hall forum.
A businessman highlighted perspectives of globalization and international business on Nov. 1 during a lecture held in Shippensburg University’s Grove Hall forum.
People do not always think about the history behind the clothing they wear or the technology that produces it.
As Election Day approaches, student groups around campus prepared and encouraged people to get out to the polls and vote.
Shippensburg University and Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) administrators thanked students for their patience during the strike and said operations will return to normal.
Shippensburg University students took a class project and turned it into a day of jubilation in an effort to get their peers to the voting booth on Election Day.
Construction at Shippensburg University will be continuing through the upcoming academic year despite trustees’ decision to postpone the addition of three new residence halls.
Political debates are usually televised slugfests — game shows with no winners — and the 2016 presidential election cycle has been no different.
Union coaches and the state system made a tentative agreement for a new contract Thursday, ending a 16-month streak of working without a contract.
Faculty surrounded the entrance to Shippensburg University’s Ezra Lehman Library Wednesday offering free food to students and thanking them for their support during the three-day strike.
The Red Raider football team matched up against Kutztown University Oct. 29 with the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) East Division on the line and suffered a heartbreaking loss in double overtime, 24–21. It is Kutztown’s first win at SU since 1995.
Cole Chiappialle has come a long way. From the loss of his mother, to conquering knee injuries and transferring from Penn State, it has been a long road for the Shippensburg University junior in the past two years.
‘Who do you know here’ is a phrase that has become synonymous with Greek Life around the United States. This week, it will be associated with a local community effort that aims to curtail crime during Shippensburg University’s homecoming weekend.
The Shippensburg University women’s soccer team picked up two huge victories against Seton Hill University and Mercyhurst University earlier in October. The star in those games was senior Ashley Weaver, and she was recognized for her efforts with the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) women’s soccer Player of the Week for the week of Oct. 10, 2016.
The strike is over and the faculty have a tentative contract, but students, faculty and the rest of the state system face continued obstacles involving finances and quality education.
Shippensburg University President George “Jody” Harpster held a Q&A during the first day of the strike to address students’ concerns about how the job action would affect them.
Instead of reading about negotiations, students want a seat at the table.
State system students, faculty and administrators saw their fair share of tumultuous times in the past week, but the union strike ended just in time for everyone to focus on the chaotic presidential election.
The first faculty strike in the state system’s 33-year history lasted three days and sent shockwaves across Pennsylvania, with more than 100,000 students and several thousand faculty members affected.
The three-day faculty strike is over. A tentative contract was reached, sending faculty members home from the picket lines, according to an APSCUF press release.