NEWS


1/27/2014, 7:44pm

SU ROTC students receive scholarships

As many of us were receiving gifts over winter break, many cadets in Shippensburg University’s Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) Raider Battalion were given a significant gift and opportunity of their own.


11/18/2013, 10:20pm

UPDATE: More for the money

A Shippensburg couple is being held on $1 million bail each after an early morning raid by the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) on Monday, Nov.


11/18/2013, 10:15pm

SGAC votes on appeals for Senate recognition

This fall, the Student Group and Activities Committee (SGAC) of Student Senate has been busy voting on appeals, discussing penalties and accepting paperwork. Roller hockey and men’s lacrosse have received 20 percent budget reductions for this year and must update their constitutions.


11/13/2013, 3:52pm

More for the money

A Shippensburg couple is being held on $1 million bail after an early morning raid by the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) on Monday. On Sunday, the owners of Weekend Warrior military surplus store Denise A.


11/11/2013, 10:23pm

SU student wins election for mayor of hometown

As polls closed last Tuesday, Shippensburg University student Darren Brown watched the vote count come in via Internet. For the last year, Brown has campaigned for mayor of his hometown, Chambersburg, Pa., and it all came down to Tuesday, Nov.


11/11/2013, 10:07pm

RHA delegation attends regional conference

Delegates from Shippensburg University traveled to Penn State University this past weekend to exchange knowledge with more than 50 universities at the Central Atlantic Affiliate of College and University Residence Halls (CAACURH) conference. The six delegates chosen from the SU Residence Hall Association (RHA) were selected through an application process.


11/11/2013, 9:56pm

Students hit the streets

It was a chilly morning on Nov. 9, but Mark Shifflet, senator of the College of Education and Human Services, as well as other SU students and senate members, took to the streets and held the first “Street Clean-up and Electronics Drive” at the corner of Fort and Earl streets.


11/4/2013, 9:44pm

Gubernatorial candidate meets with students at SU

Democratic candidate John Hanger touched on issues regarding education, marijuana and equal marriage rights at Shippensburg University on Tuesday. “I don’t want to let big money buy another governor,” Hanger said to a group of students at the Dauphin Humanities Center.