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Pennsylvania is often a deciding state in the presidential election; however, during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic many voters are opting for a mail-in ballot, but a new ruling from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court could prevent thousands of votes from being counted.
Members of the Shippensburg University community gathered on Zoom Thursday afternoon for students to discuss their experiences with race on campus.
The Women’s Center at Shippensburg University celebrated the 19th Amendment over Zoom with a panel of speakers from both on- and off-campus organizations. Speakers paid tribute to those who fought for the right and the diversity among them. Many speakers addressed the importance of voting in the upcoming elections and encouraged attendees to register to vote.
More than 50 people logged onto Zoom Sept. 17 to celebrate Constitution Day with keynote speaker and Shippensburg University political science Professor Sara Grove.
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died last week following a battle with cancer. Many are remembering her for her advocacy in key cases and the representation she provided.
Shippensburg University recently launched “Ship Connects,” a virtual networking platform for faculty, staff, students and alumni.
Various schools across the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) are exploring integration opportunities.
Researchers are shining a spotlight on LGBTQ+ history in Pennsylvania and at Shippensburg University.
The Shippensburg University Pride Center is undergoing a change in leadership as officials search for a new director. Dani Zinn, the former director of the Pride Center, decided to join the Air Force in August and stepped down from her role, according to Arielle Catron, the interim director of the Pride Center and director of the Women’s Center.
The Student Government Association (SGA) held its first public meeting of the 2020-21 academic year via Zoom Thursday afternoon.
These are the Pennsylvania State Police Briefs in the Sept. 15 edition of The Slate.
These are the campus police briefs for the Sept. 15 edition of The Slate.
My name is Rich Sterner, and I am running for State Senate District 33 in the Pennsylvania Senate which includes all of Adams County, the eastern half of Franklin County, Cumberland County around Shippensburg, and York County around Hanover.
The COVID-19 coronavirus has affected every level of the Shippensburg University campus community. The lives of resident assistants, known as RAs, have not escaped this change.
Shippensburg University officials are celebrating increased enrollment and retention rates, as well as U.S. News & World Report recognition.
Shippensburg University’s Center for Social Research held a seminar on policing and racial justice via Zoom Sept. 9.
The Shippensburg University Connection Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Program hosted a free Narcan training event Wednesday evening in the hockey rink.
The Shippensburg University ROTC and members of the SU community commemorated the 19th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks with the annual ceremony outside of the Erza Lehman Memorial Library. With nearly 40 people in attendance, Junior, Cadet Gavin Bupp, opened the ceremony by welcoming the students, faculty, staff and administrations.
When I am not in the newsroom (which is almost never), you can find me working at a local grocery store. It’s not glamorous work, but it pays the bills and the necessities — food, tuition and lots of shoes.
