More than a dozen local residents sat down with U.S. Senate candidate Joe Sestak at the Wheel House Café in Shippensburg Tuesday morning to hear about his plan to improve emergency services in the commonwealth.
Nearly one year ago, the Women’s Center, and Shippensburg University as a whole, adopted the NO MORE campaign to take a stand against domestic violence and sexual assault.
Eager ears filled Orndorff Theater on Thursday, Feb. 26, ready to learn how to become a successful leader.
Student Senate had its annual executive board candidate speeches on Thursday, Feb. 26 at 7 p.m. in the Red Zone in the Ceddia Union Building.
Students and professors hung on to every word as Professor Nicole Santalucia performed her poems for a packed lecture hall in the Dauphin Humanities Center at Shippensburg University last Thursday afternoon.
Wil Haygood sat in front of the students in a simple black suit, pale blue shirt, yellow tie and black Oxford shoes on Thursday evening in the Luhrs Performing Arts Center.
Stretching through two Canadian territories and three U.S. states, the Keystone XL pipeline, if approved, would have the ability to import more than 800,000 barrels of crude oil per day to the American heartland from a Canadian oil depot, according to TransCanada Corp.
Hands shot into the air at the town hall meeting Tuesday night, following the trajectory that tuition prices at Shippensburg University may be heading — up.
A possible tuition increase looms over the heads of Shippensburg University students who take more than 12 credits, but SU students are not alone — four other Pennsylvania universities are facing a similar future: Bloomsburg University (BU), Clarion University (CU), Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) and Millersville University (MU).
The honors criminal justice fraternity, Alpha Phi Sigma (APS), will be hosting a human trafficking awareness event on March 31 to fundraise for charity.
Harrisburg — The Pennsylvania Board of Governors voted in favor of adding two new degree programs to three Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) universities during a special meeting on Feb. 27.
Pyongyang — The U.S. and South Korea began a joint military exercise today that angered North Korea, according to Fox News.
Washington, D.C. — House Speaker John Boehner invited Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to speak to Congress — a move the White House denounces, reported CNN.
Chambersburg — One of the largest boroughs in Pennsylvania, with a population of more than 20,000 people, may soon get improvements to its traffic signals, according to Herald-Mail Media.
A fire destroyed a barn filled with livestock and hay late Wednesday night on a farm at 3353 Letterkenny Road in Greene Township, Franklin County.
Recent cold snaps hit campus hard this past week, specifically in the Ceddia Union Building (CUB). CUB occupants were evacuated early Tuesday, Feb.
“A nation that cannot control its borders is not a nation,” former President Ronald Reagan said. America is a nation made up of immigrants from every corner of the world.
A night of food, dancing and charity kicked off on Feb. 17 to celebrate Mardi Gras and raise money for a project to help the Haitian people. The newly formed Klub Kreyol and the French Club hosted the fourth annual Mardi Gras Ball in the Cora I.
Coming from the sunshine state of Florida, Cecil Howard hoped to be the social equity director at Shippensburg University — not for the enjoyment of Pennsylvania winter, but for the numerous possibilities that SU could present. “When I saw what was before me, I said, ‘Wow,’” Howard said.
Local: Franklin County cold shelters fill to brim Chambersburg — The cold weather is driving homeless people to any shelter they can find.
