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Your World Today: Journalists above all value safety, privacy of sources
By / Editor-in-ChiefIf there’s one thing journalists take seriously, it is the safety and privacy of their sources. When journalists make a promise to protect a source, they often keep it even if it lands them in prison per a subpoena from a court. But many members of the public do not fully understand what sort of agreements have been used in the past.
SU, town to come together as ‘one community’
By / Managing EditorShippensburg University will join the local community in an event Thursday to promote unity.
Career Fair offers opportunities for students
By / Guest ContributorMore than 120 businesses gathered at the Shippensburg University ShipRec on Oct. 4 for the fall semester Career Fair and Business Expo.
What’s new with the dining services?
By / Guest ContributorNew French fries at Burger717 in the Ceddia Union Building (CUB) Galley Food Court are not the only changes that came to Shippensburg University food options over the summer.
Second person charged in SU racial slur incident
By / Managing EditorA second person has been charged in connection with an incident of alleged racial harassment that occurred in September on Shippensburg University’s campus.
SU introduces health initiatives
ByShippensburg University is aiming to help students stay healthy this semester through new programs and initiatives.
Alpha Week event educates students on ‘survival mindset’
By / Staff WriterMembers of the Shippensburg University community discussed gun violence Thursday evening during Alpha Phi Alpha’s “End Gun Violence” forum. It was the fourth event of the fraternity’s Alpha Week.
Campus administration hears students in President’s Hour
By / Managing EditorParking fees, campus accessibility and dining options were among the concerns voiced by Shippensburg University community members during the President’s Hour held on Oct. 1 in the Harley Multipurpose Room.
SGA restarts VP appointment process
By / Managing EditorThe Student Government Association (SGA) Executive Rules Committee (ERC) has restarted the process of filling its ERC opening, SGA President Aven Bittinger announced on Thursday at the public formal meeting.
SU APSCUF president concerned over university response to shooting
By / Managing EditorA member of the Shippensburg University faculty Monday voiced concerns regarding the SU administration’s response to Sunday night’s shooting that left one person dead and another in critical condition.
Breaking: Police name suspects, identify victims in Sunday night shooting near High Street
By / Managing EditorPennsylvania State Police have identified the two victims of a shooting Sunday evening near High Street in Shippensburg as well as two “persons of interest” in the case.
Shots fired near campus; Pennsylvania State Police, SUPD on scene
By and / Managing EditorPennsylvania State Police are investigating a shooting that occurred Sunday night near campus that left one man dead and sent another to the hospital in critical condition.
Award-winning journalist brings message of unity to Luhrs with 'Rising out of Hatred'
By / Managing EditorCan an avowed racist learn to appreciate and love those he once irrationally hated? That is what Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post reporter Eli Saslow spent years trying to learn about one of the most prominent members of the white supremacist movement in America.
SUTV wins Emmy award in Pittsburgh
By / Editor-in-ChiefShippensburg University’s SUTV took home a collegiate Emmy Award from the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (MAEA).
Breaking: Charges filed against SU student in racial slur incidents
By and / Managing EditorThe Shippensburg University Police Department filed six charges against an SU student on Monday for alleged racial harassment in two separate incidents on campus last month.
SU community urges unity amid use of racial slurs
By / Managing EditorMembers of the Shippensburg University community are urging unity following the use of racial slurs against two African-American students last week.
Annual symposium addresses #MeToo in media, politics, society
ByThe #MeToo movement was the focus of a panel of Shippensburg University professors held Thursday in SU’s Old Main Chapel at the 13th annual Criminal Justice symposium.
SU continues two-year on campus living requirement
By / Asst. News EditorFor the start of the 2019-20 school year, Shippensburg University continued its new housing agreement policy for new students. First-year, transfer or readmitted students are required to live on campus for two years.