Art of Pie Cafe was awarded “Small Business of the Year” by the Shippensburg Chamber of Commerce in 2025.
After nearly six years serving the Shippensburg community, Jane’s Art of Pie Cafe is set to permanently close in May.
Unlike many of my colleagues in The Slate, I am an accounting major and not a part of the communication, journalism and media program.
After three years of teaching at Shippensburg University, Professor Colin Campbell is ready for the next chapter.
My path to Shippensburg University was unexpected, but undeniably worth it. Growing up near Philadelphia, I had not even heard of Shippensburg until I started searching for colleges.
If you are currently a senior at Shippensburg University, then I am willing to bet you have been repeatedly asked something along the lines of, “How does it feel to be graduating?” Though I am growing increasingly tired of this question, I have to admit I have asked my fellow seniors the same thing countless times.
Shippensburg University President Charles Patterson said the university’s future will depend on how well it supports students, strengthens its connection to downtown Shippensburg and builds new opportunities through entrepreneurship.
Henry Mohl has been accepted as the new student trustee for Shippensburg University beginning in the fall 2026 semester.
To my fellow officers, senators and advisers: thank you for the lessons, the laughs and the memories. I will carry them with me long after I graduate.
The Pennsylvania Chainsaw Carvers Festival returned to the Shippensburg Fairgrounds April 16-18 for its sixth annual event.
As of Saturday evening, power had not been restored to campus and backup emergency generators were being provided to campus by the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency, according to campus officials.
Just months after taking office — and weeks after his first arrest — former Gettysburg Mayor Chad-Alan Carr was arrested again in Texas before being brought back to Pennsylvania to face a new set of charges, deepening a case that has rattled both borough government and Gettysburg’s theater community.
Students, faculty and community members gathered to hear Catherine Clay talk about her book “Empires of the Bee” at the Dolphin Humanities Center on April 14.
Numerous Student Government Association (SGA) candidates gathered in McFeely’s Café at 5 p.m. on Thursday, April 16, to give speeches on why they should be elected or reelected as senators in Fall 2026.
Shippensburg University hosted its annual Relay For Life event in collaboration with the American Cancer Society in the Colleges Against Cancer (CAC) program in the ShipRec Center on April 10.
SU Communication, Journalism and Media Assistant Professor Stephanie Witmer held a talk focusing on writing about women’s health and dismantling stigma titled ‘Body of Work’ on Thursday, April 9, in the CUB MPR.
Students met for President’s Hour to ask questions of President Charles Patterson, Director of Facilities management Matthew Dominick, Vice President of Student Affairs and Dean of Students Lorie Sheetz, SU Chief of Police Patrick Taylor, and Dining General Manager William Anderson at Orndorff Theater on April 6 at 7 p.m.
Assistant Sports Editor Ben Hummel has been named Slater of the Month for March for his contributions to sports coverage at The Slate and his commitment to gaining hands-on journalism experience as a student-athlete.
I quite literally cannot believe I am graduating. Logically, I know that I am a senior in my last semester, but it simply does not make sense. It is hard to believe that I have really been at Shippensburg University for over three and a half years.
A group of religious advocates came to Shippensburg University on Wednesday afternoon, which led to a protest from SU students.
