Many Pennsylvanians have been confronted with an advertisement for the Pennsylvania Lottery. In these commercials, the state’s second-most famous groundhog coerces potential players by appealing to their collective consciences.
With five days left until thousands of professors go on strike, the union and state system were back at the negotiating table today to begin what could be the last round of talks before faculty take to picketing.
State system administrators and union leaders are preparing students and themselves for Wednesday’s strike if negotiators cannot bargain a deal before 5 a.m. that day.
Vibrant scenes of the Shippensburg area filled the white walls of the town’s art gallery Friday, giving onlookers the chance to see the works of a local artist.
As the strike date for professors nears, the union and state system beefed up their intensity last week with each side addressing students via live Facebook Q&A’s and a faculty rally in Harrisburg.
Sarah Nagy of Harley Hall came to university police on Wednesday to report the theft of her bicycle.
Shippensburg University political science professor Alison Dagnes spoke at the Cora I. Grove Spiritual Center Chapel at 3:30 p.m. on Oct. 4 as part of “The Final Lecture Series,” which allows speakers to give a lecture as if it is their last one.
The brothers of Iota Sigma chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., hosted a political debate Wednesday at Shippensburg University’s Grove Forum.
The ongoing battle between professors and the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) is, in part, over access to and the quality of state-sponsored higher education.
A seminar looked to shed some light on the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement, and explain what needs to be done to change society.
The chanting faculty members could be heard through the brick wall and bay windows of the state system office in Harrisburg today while the Pennsylvania Board of Governors (BoG) convened.
Back at the table again, state system administrators and union representatives tried, with little progress, to hammer out a contract over the weekend with just more than two weeks until the faculty go on strike.
The following is a list of minutes from two of Student Senate’s most recent committee meetings
Forgo traditional campus decorations of banners, pennants and signs. Next week, Shippensburg University will be getting a makeover with demis, push-ups and racerbacks.
Political players such as Tim Kaine, Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton, came out on National Voter Registration Day to encourage Americans to register to vote before the Nov. 8 general presidential election.
More than 1,500 people signed a petition last week to have a student suspended from Shippensburg University following the student’s controversial Facebook post.
Shippensburg University Police received a complaint of a clown walking on campus, on Sept. 28, but were unable to find the suspect.
Nearly 230 years after the U.S. Constitution was ratified, a lecture for Constitution Day was given at Shippensburg University to discuss the future of the Supreme Court and how its fate can greatly impact Americans.
