Bridge opens for business
Shippensburg community members raced, ran, rode and rambled to celebrate the ribbon-cutting of the Cumberland Valley Rail Trail bridge and Shippensburg extension on Sunday afternoon.
Shippensburg community members raced, ran, rode and rambled to celebrate the ribbon-cutting of the Cumberland Valley Rail Trail bridge and Shippensburg extension on Sunday afternoon.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Cumberland Valley Rail Trail (CVRT) pedestrian bridge and trail extension connecting Shippensburg Township Park to Shippensburg University will be held on April 23 at 12:30 p.m.
Hit and run in the F/S-1 parking lot A staff member from the athletics department came to the university police station April 10 to report damage to his black 2013 Kia.
A Shippensburg woman was charged with embezzlement on April 11, after reports were received of her alleged criminal wrongdoing while under employment of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE)’s Women’s Consortium.
Shippensburg Area Emergency Medical Services (EMS) is sponsoring training for its Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) to reach a new level of advanced care for the region.
The Shippensburg section of the Cumberland Valley Rails-to-Trails pathway will finish its last major hurdle toward completion with the installation of a walking bridge over Shippensburg’s Fogelsonger Road.
At least four fire companies were called to a Britton Road dairy farm in Shippensburg Township on Monday at about 10 p.m. after receiving reports of a barn fire.
Shippensburg University men and women united for a march Thursday afternoon in an effort to protect women’s and minority group’s rights.
In 2016, 3,500 Pennsylvanians died due to prescription overdoses.
Shippensburg University hosted a heroin and opioid epidemic forum tonight that discussed the drug problems Pennsylvania communities are facing.
University police charged Ellerie L. Krot, 19, of Lackhove Hall with underage drinking in connection with an incident that occurred on Feb. 10.
Shippensburg University responded to an incident of anti-Semitism in an email sent to students by Interim President Barbara Lyman on Saturday morning.
Vehicle damaged in the C-3 parking lot Kimberly Williams, 19, of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, came to the Shippensburg University Police Department on Feb. 10 to report her 2016 Honda Civic was damaged.
A man was airlifted to an awaiting hospital following a car accident that occurred tonight on North Earl Street in Shippensburg.
Almost two weeks after President Donald Trump’s inauguration, several Shippensburg University organizations joined together to host the 30th annual March for Humanity on Thursday.
Six Shippensburg University students were victims of armed robbery inside a Shippensburg home during an incident that occurred last Wednesday.
An individual went to the Hoffman Mills State Vehicle parking area to retrieve an SU Student Association van on Jan. 2 when they discovered a window on the passenger door of their vehicle had been shattered.
Every 109 seconds, another person is sexually assaulted. That’s about a minute-and-a-half. In that time, you could buy a Raider Bowl from the Ceddia Union Building, print off your research paper in Dauphin Humanities Center or run late to class from Starbucks.
After about 10 years of planning and designing, the Shippensburg Public Library expansion moved forward with the groundbreaking ceremony for the construction on the library’s new addition.