The Slate Speaks: How We Deal with Death
ByCarrying the burden of trying to make sense of loss in a world that seems more indifferent than ever before
Carrying the burden of trying to make sense of loss in a world that seems more indifferent than ever before
Eight suggestions of how not to dress up with your significant other this Halloween
Political Influence is Weakening the Trust of U.S. Vaccine Policy
The HHS Secretary demonizes Tylenol while pushing for experimental treatment for autism
The name may have changed, but diversity week is still important
Tylenol helps millions of people function. Guns rip through families
Professor Chattopadhyay discusses AI & societal tech fears on new Slate podcast
When killing is embraced, efforts to achieve good-faith dialogue and unity are meaningless
It is only natural that Shippensburg University’s Athletics Department’s release of their new logo would invite a scrutinizing eye to determine if it makes the grade
It is only natural that Shippensburg University’s Athletics Department’s release of their new logo would invite a scrutinizing eye to determine if it makes the grade
The Political Violence Will Only Get Worse If We Don’t Respect Life
It’s Hard Not To Sympathize With Professors, but College Students Are Paying Adults
Shippensburg University’s Class of 2025 graduates in just 11 days — an accomplishment to be proud of for sure — what about everyone else? They will be returning in the fall to a campus that continues to be plagued by issues of convenience, or worse.