SGA, PSECU partner to award scholarships
ByThe Shippensburg University Student Government Association (SGA) and Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union (PSECU) are partnering to offer scholarships to eight students.
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Candidates give speeches ahead of SGA elections
ByCandidates running for the 2019-20 Student Government Association (SGA) Executive Rules Committee (ERC) pleaded their respective cases to the Shippensburg University student body Thursday night.
Commentary: newsrooms hurt by readers offended by commentators
ByMany in the journalism community can agree that there is a fine line between having opinions and being downright offensive to a large portion of your community.
SU professor hosts first session of ‘Brew Science Speaker Series’
ByShippensburg University held its first session of the Brew Science Speaker Series on Thursday with professor of geography and earth science Alison Feeney, who spoke about the history of breweries and some of Pennsylvania’s breweries.
Commentary: Smollett attack shows harms of quick thinking with little research
ByJussie Smollett may have poured gasoline on the president’s “fake news” fire.
The Slate wins three Keystone Student Press Awards
ByTwo members of The Slate won Keystone Student Press Awards for a total of three awards won this year.
Upcoming lectures in Old Main feature brewing, Women’s History Month
ByTwo upcoming lectures will feature the science of brewing and a woman’s experience in the U.S. Army to celebrate Women’s History Month.
Commentary: Democrats have double standards about sexual assault allegations
ByVirginia residents were left shell-shocked after Gov. Ralph Northam (D) admitted to wearing blackface were probably not expecting the situation to get any worse.
Commentary: Trump’s State of the Union address was a mixed bag
ByAmidst a tumultuous couple of months in Washington, President Donald Trump stepped forward on Tuesday night to deliver the State of the Union Address.
Commentary: Vaping has just as many health risks as cigarettes
ByWhen our parents were growing up, it would not have been uncommon to see teenagers buying cigarettes. Smoking, in those days, was a social event; at one point you could smoke in restaurants, on airplanes and even while pregnant.
PASSHE promotes international study opportunities in India
The Pennsylvania Global and Education Hub, which comprises both public and private colleges and universities in the state, has signed two new international partnership agreements with educational facilities in India.
Council of Trustees holds first meeting of semester
ByDan Greenstein, chancellor of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE), visited Shippensburg University on Thursday for the first Council of Trustees meeting of the new year.
SU student interns in state lieutenant governor's office
ByShippensburg University junior Bailey Haines has been selected for an exclusive internship at the capitol in Harrisburg.
Commentary: Trump’s shutdown caused harm to himself, country
ByThe longest government shutdown in American history may be over, but the possibility of a giant, spike-topped wall at the Mexican border is not yet totally eliminated.
Annual march for humanity to empower SU students
ByThe 32nd annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. March for Humanity will honor and remember King’s legacy on Thursday at 3:30 p.m. in the Old Main Chapel.
PASSHE system redesign begins Phase 2 work
ByThe Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) has entered “Phase 2” of its multi-year plan to restructure the system and reach long-term stability.
U.S., China are major players in globalization of world's countries
ByGlobalization has been influencing the world for decades.
Data suggests voter turnout for midterms may not change much, despite political culture
ByEvery other year, millions of Americans turn out to vote on the first Tuesday of the month of November. They come from every state and represent people of a variety of backgrounds.