NEWS


2/4/2013, 9:18pm

SU celebrates completion of Residence Halls Phase 1

“Students first” was the primary message on Friday, Feb. 1 at the ribbon-cutting ceremony held in Presidents Hall, one of three new additions to Shippensburg University’s renovation project. “You are on the first floor of a four-story hotel,” University President William Ruud said.


1/28/2013, 7:52pm

PA moves toward privatization of management for lottery

On Jan. 12, the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue announced that it had awarded a 20-year private management contract to Camelot Global Services PA, LLC. According to spokesperson Jay Pagni, the commonwealth is looking for the lottery to turn in a more stable form of revenue as the senior population increases.


1/28/2013, 7:49pm

Presidential Inauguration 2013: A day to be remembered

If every citizen of Franklin County decided to take a trip to Washington, D.C., with the residents of Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Allentown and Erie on the same day, it still would not be as many as the number of people who showed up for the 57th Presidential Inauguration on Monday, Jan.


12/8/2012, 4:20pm

SU student researches cell phone service in Shippensburg

Will Davis, a student in Shippensburg University’s geography-earth science department has attempted to find an answer to the age-old debate on who provides better cell phone service by using modern technology. Most students at SU use smartphones for entertainment and school work.


12/7/2012, 3:21pm

Arrest made in shooting

Shippensburg University students received an SU Alert via email saying State Police have made an arrest in the shooting that occurred Saturday Dec.


12/1/2012, 7:32pm

Man injured in Saturday shooting

A 20-year-old man was shot around 1 a.m. Saturday in Sunbeam Court near the Shippensburg University campus. The shooting took place Saturday morning after a group approached a house wanting to start a fight with someone they believed to be inside according to both CBS 21 and FOX 43.


12/1/2012, 2:32am

Shippensburg under fire

UPDATE: Around 3:30 a.m. Saturday, students received a third SU Alert giving them the OK to go back to their normal routines.