‘We march in hopes that we don’t have to next year’
By / Asst. News EditorStudents, faculty and members of campus organizations filed into Old Main Chapel last Thursday to participate in the March for Humanity.
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SU addresses Coronavirus
By / Asst. News EditorA new respiratory virus was identified in Wuhan City, China, in 2019. Since then, thousands of cases have been identified and the virus has traveled to numerous countries including the United States.
PSECU, SGA offer scholarship opportunities
By / Asst. News EditorThe Student Government Association (SGA) and Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union (PSECU) are offering 20 scholarships to Shippensburg University students for the Fall 2020 semester.
SGA hosts meet-and-greet
By / Asst. News EditorHow often do you get to chat with a member of your own government? The Student Government Association (SGA) hosted its second annual “Grub with the Gov” event in Reisner Dining Hall on Thursday.
Your World Today: Cell phones could be an invaluable tool for students
By / Editor-in-ChiefDigital technology has experienced nothing short of a miraculous renaissance that has defined my generation and will continue to define all generations henceforth.
Your World Today: Journalists should hold each other accountable
By / Editor-in-ChiefIn yet another egregious act of the executive branch, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo made headlines when he allegedly shouted down NPRs Mary Louise Kelly.
Life Lion lands at SU, transports minor involved in accident to hospital
By / Editor-in-ChiefA Penn State Health Life Lion Critical Care Transport helicopter touched down outside Seth Grove Stadium at Shippensburg University Sunday afternoon for an emergency.
State grant to improve sexual assault resources at SU
By / Asst. News EditorShippensburg University received its third “It’s On Us PA” grant to improve sexual assault resources at the university.
Campus to come together to march for unity, diversity
By / Managing EditorStudents and other campus community members will march Thursday to stand up for unity and diversity during the 33rd annual Martin Luther King Jr. “March for Humanity.”
‘Who do you love?’
By / Editor-in-ChiefLove is in the air, and it will also be in The Slate in two weeks.
APB announces Blackbear, Marc E. Bassy to star in spring concert
By / Editor-in-ChiefGet “Do Re Me Fa So” excited for “The Concert Xperience 2020.” Blackbear and Marc E. Bassy are on their way to Shippensburg University’s Heiges Field House to headline SU Activity Programming Board’s (APB) annual spring concert.
Former SU student charged in 2018 sexual assault
By / Managing EditorCharges were filed in April 2019 against two men who were accused of two separate sexual assault cases — one on campus in a Shippensburg University residence hall and another off-campus relating to incidents occurring in 2018.
Students, others volunteer during day off to benefit community groups
By / Editor-in-ChiefThere are dozens of opportunities for students to volunteer for their community throughout the semester.
Downtown road work could impact motorists for a month
By / Asst. News EditorMotorists traveling through downtown Shippensburg are experiencing a new traffic pattern on King Street.
APB to announce spring concert headliner this week
By / Editor-in-ChiefWho’s next to take the stage? Shippensburg University’s Activity Programming Board (APB) will announce the headliner of their “Concert Xperience 2020” Thursday at 9 a.m.
PASSHE Chancellor gives annual update on system
By / Managing Editor“We are at a turning point. This year, with our partners, the general assembly, we will decide the course of public higher education in this commonwealth,” Pennsylvania State System of Education (PASSHE) Chancellor Daniel Greenstein said during his State of the System address on Jan. 15. “This year we will decide whether all Pennsylvanians — regardless of race, zip code or wealth — will have an affordable pathway into and beyond the middle class.”
Your World Today: Journalists, public have right to access public hearings
By / Editor-in-ChiefNew policies limiting journalists’ access to the impeachment hearings underway in our nation’s capital this week are forcing voters to witness history unfold through the lenses of government-operated cameras.