Britton road to be under construction
ByShippensburg Township supervisors announced Sept. 24, that construction on Britton Road will begin on Oct.
Shippensburg Township supervisors announced Sept. 24, that construction on Britton Road will begin on Oct.
On the second floor of the Luhrs Performing Arts Center, students and university staff mingled between tables at the “Spirit of Generosity” New Scholarship Recipient Reception on Sept.
The Shippensburg University community celebrated Constitution Day to recognize the efforts and bravery of the framers of the document Beautiful weather graced the campus for this year’s annual Constitution Day celebration, which was held last Thursday. The morning kicked off with a celebration held in front of the Ezra Lehman Library.
Steve Oldt, a Shippensburg Township supervisor, hosted a forum on Friday at the Shippensburg Township office to discuss the effectiveness of the weekend security guards deployed on Richard Avenue. Vigilante Security was hired by Shippensburg Township and has worked with the Pennsylvania State Police since April in an attempt to curb the mayhem of Shippensburg’s most ubiquitous party spot.
With today’s technology, most have steered away from using an atlas or map to plan the quickest and most efficient way to get to a location.
Shippensburg University professor Steven Lichtman discussed various court cases that addressed the constitutional rights of those in the LGBT community at a lecture in Grove Hall at SU. Lichtman mingled with students while he patiently waited to present his lecture on LGBT rights on Sept.
Kim van Alkemade, a professor of English at Shippensburg University, recently published her new book, “Orphan #8.” The book proved to be an immediate success, with more than 100,000 copies already in print.
Two alumni, Corey Hunt and Amanda DiGirolomo, died in unrelated incidents on, Sept. 7, Labor Day morning A third alumnus, Brian Filon, died before the start of the current academic year, on Aug.
The Shippensburg University Annual Security Report was released to students and staff this week to show statistics for the previous three years concerning reported crimes and procedures. The report includes crimes related to alcohol, drugs, sexual assault and weapons that occurred on campus, which includes property owned by SU and on public property.
Shippensburg University selected Steve Smith, an experienced school administrator, as the new director of Grace B.
The annual Corn Festival hosts more than 250 businesses, including foods, crafts, entertainment, an antique car show and activities for children.
Shippensburg — Construction of a new gazebo in a small pocket park in Shippensburg was completed this week. The park, located on North Fayette Street, is getting some improvements, with the gazebo as its first step.
Decadent Nutella lattes, turkey bacon ranch pitas and fresh, made from scratch, chocolate chip cookies are all just a few of the hidden treats Shippensburg has to offer. Tucked inside of the Shippen Place Hotel on King Street, One Bean Espresso Bar sits modestly in the back of the main lobby.
A Shippensburg University student died on May 23 while helping the victim of a drunk driving accident on Route 114 in Mechanicsburg.
Harrisburg — Shippensburg University’s budget is largely up to state legislators, who are expected to vote on an appropriations bill sometime in the coming months.
On Saturday at approximately 2:30 p.m., firefighters arrived at 22 Deadend Lane to combat a brush fire that broke out in a local scrap yard.
The National Weather Service issued a tornado warning until 7:30 p.m. via text message for the Shippensburg University area.
A fire damaged a multi-unit building on the corner of Fayette and King Streets in Shippensburg Friday afternoon.
Shippensburg — Police charged Christopher McClain, 31, of Harrisburg with multiple citations relating to a sexual assault that occurred in Shippensburg, according to Fox 43. The alleged sexual assault was against a woman and happened on March 9.