Organizations provide free food for students
ByThe life of a college student is busy, to say the least.
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Flooding in Naugle impacts multiple rooms
ByStudents were evacuated from Naugle Hall this morning after numerous rooms were flooded by the building’s sprinkler system.
Shippensburg University staff donates professional clothing to students
ByWhen students go away to college, the last thing they might think to pack is a suit and tie or a long dress skirt. Luckily for students at Shippensburg University, the Raider Ready Professional Dress Closet has them covered.
U.S., China are major players in globalization of world's countries
ByGlobalization has been influencing the world for decades.
Shippensburg University dorms become first-year only
ByShippensburg University designated Seavers and Naugle halls as first-year student residence halls only in 2018.
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.
'Food Truck Fridays' brings together community, raises money for local museum
ByIf you’ve been near the Shippensburg Station on the corner of East Fort Street and North Earl Street on Friday during lunchtime, you may have caught a whiff of some pulled pork, brisket or even some bacon pepper poppers.
Shippensburg University offers preparation events, programs as latest class graduates
ByAs the semester moves closer to winter break, Shippensburg University seniors are faced with a panic different from that of finals.
Shippensburg University bids farewell to winter Class of 2018
ByFriends, family and faculty members gathered on a rainy Saturday morning in Heiges Field House to celebrate the achievements of Shippensburg University's winter Class of 2018.
Transgender woman shares life experiences
By“How you present yourself is how people perceive you, but it’s more than that,” TransCentral PA President Joanne Carroll said.
Engineering program hopes to fill jobs
ByShippensburg University’s formerly-known department of computer science and engineering received an upgrade in September with the launch of the school of engineering.
Commentary: Anti-Semitism must stop before history repeats
ByLast summer, I traveled through Europe with a group of classmates.
Historians discuss Native American influence
ByLocal history experts met in Orndorff Theatre Wednesday night to tell attendees of the influence that Native Americans have had on the United States.
SU student raises $11,000 through holiday fundraiser
ByFive years ago, an SU student had the idea to celebrate the holidays and raise money at the same time through a project at his local library.
Erdice resigns after 10 years with Women's Center
ByShippensburg University’s Women’s Center is looking for a new director.
Commentary: Christmas season about more than gift-giving
ByIt is hard not to love this time of the year.
Radio adapts to new media, still thrives
ByRadio has long been one of the world’s primary sources for entertainment and news, but it has gone through many transitions, such as the creation of FM radio and SiriusXM satellite radio.
FYE course teaches skills to carry through college, life
ByShippensburg University introduced a new course this semester called UNIV 101: First Year Seminar, which all first-year students are required to take.
SU police chief to retire after years of service
ByShippensburg University Police Chief Cytha Grissom is retiring after 15 years of service at SU.
Veteran's Day ceremony honors service, sacrifices
ByShippensburg University’s Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) celebrated the service and sacrifices made by U.S. veterans in Old Main Chapel on Nov. 12.