SU artist learned perseverance’s role in success
ByShippensburg University senior Art and Design major Emily Erby sat on an oblong black bench in the Brindle Art Gallery two weeks before graduation, surrounded by her trophies.
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SU hosts spring commencement ceremony
ByFriends and family members of Shippensburg University’s Class of 2018 congregated in Seth Grove Stadium Saturday morning for the spring commencement ceremony, with some clutching handmade signs to cheer on their graduates.
SU student gains experience in Europe
ByShippensburg University student Logan Wein traveled across Europe for 11 days, collaborating with businesses and soaking in the culture throughout his trip.
Roger Serr to retire after 23 years at SU
ByAs the end of the semester draws near and students prepare for finals, Roger Serr, Vice President of Student Affairs, prepares for retirement after 23 years of working at Shippensburg University.
‘9 to 5’ takes feminism to the stage
BySU’s Act V Theatre Co. empowered females on the stage of Memorial Auditorium with the musical “9 to 5” that ran four shows April 26–28.
Morgan named Millersville head coach
ByThe last time Shippensburg University offensive coordinator J.C. Morgan stood on the sidelines at Student Association Field at Seth Grove Stadium he called plays from the visitor’s sideline during the annual Red-White spring game.
Zapoticky earns invite to Buffalo Bills rookie mini camp
ByShippensburg University quarterback Ryan Zapoticky did everything as a member of the Red Raider football team, sitting second all-time in career passing yards, setting a school record for rushing yards by a quarterback and winning 10 games for SU last season.
PASSHE’s fate boils down to five paths
ByA state-commissioned study by the RAND Corporation provided five possibilities for the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) universities to combat the issues of rising tuition and falling enrollment rates.
Waffle House customer deemed as hero in tragic shooting
ByOn Sunday, April 22, 2018, a lone shooter ambushed a Waffle House restaurant in Antioch, Tennessee, killing four people and injuring several others. Mass shootings have been happening more frequently these days and most of the time, shooters intend to kill as many people as they can.
Latino Student Organization leads the Pa’lante March across campus
ByThe voices of Shippensburg University students and faculty echoed across campus Thursday afternoon as the Latino Student Organization (LSO) lead its eighth annual Pa’lante march around campus.
Baseball sweeps Mansfield, climbs up in the PSAC standings
ByThe Shippensburg University Raiders completed a dominating four-game series sweep over Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) competition, Mansfield University, over the weekend.
Philadelphia Starbucks racial bias arrest results in anger across world
ByOn Thursday, April 12, two African-American men were arrested for refusing to leave a Philadelphia Starbucks after the manager called 911 on them for allegedly trespassing.
White team defeats Red team 14-7, in annual SU Red-White game
ByThe Shippensburg University football team had its best season dating back to 2012 in 2017, finishing 10-2 while earning a spot in the NCAA Division II football playoffs.
Laurie Carter inaugurated as 17th university president
ByPresident Laurie Carter was officially recognized as the 17th president of Shippensburg University this afternoon in an inauguration ceremony in which the theme of the event reflected on the university’s past, present and future.
Cassatt wins ‘Ship’s Got Talent’ with ukulele skills, smooth vocals
ByThis year’s “Ship’s Got Talent” event on Wednesday night showcased just how talented Shippensburg University students really are.
Students celebrate African culture with African Student Association
ByShippensburg University’s African Student Association (ASA) hosted a Journey Back to the Motherland in the Ceddia Union Building’s Multipurpose Room Saturday evening, at which students celebrated African cultures through food, dance, poetry and informative presentations.
The Denver Post job cuts negatively affects journalism values
ByThe Denver Post has lost a large number of staff members due to extreme job cuts mostly to increase benefits to the corporate owner’s bottom line.
Carter spreads kindness before inauguration
ByLaurie Carter, the 17th president of Shippensburg University, will be inaugurated this week, and to accompany her inauguration, she has been spreading kindness across the Shippensburg community.
Friends of Legal Services book drive ends on Sunday
ByThere are only a few more days to donate books for the 34th Annual Friends of Legal Services Book Sale. The book drive, which started in February, ends on Sunday, April 15.