Editor’s note: Interviews for this story were conducted in fall 2020. When Shippensburg University moved classes online due to the COVID-19 coronavirus last spring, many on-campus groups lost access to offices and had to cancel events.
The Shippensburg University women’s tennis team played two matches against Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) East foes West Chester University and Bloomsburg University, this week.
To say last week was bloating with competition for the Shippensburg University men’s and women’s outdoor track-and-field teams is an understatement.
On March 26, musician Lil Nas X released his new song “Montero (Call Me by Your Name),” alongside its complementary music video. As always, the internet had a lot to say about it.
Editor’s note: This story includes language used by the demonstrators that some readers may find offensive. Shippensburg University campus leaders are responding and offering support after a group of self-described “Bible believers” drew a crowd on campus last week.
Social media connects billions of people around the globe. In doing so, it disconnects us from reality and creates false ideals that many struggle to achieve.
The Shippensburg University women’s tennis team opened its season against Kutztown University Monday.
Sprinter Leah Graybill broke the outdoor 200-meters record, which was previously held by Kris James, Saturday at Lehigh University’s Happy Easter Races.
The Shippensburg University women’s lacrosse team is always in for a gritty matchup when East Stroudsburg University comes to town, and Saturday’s Eastern Division contest was no exception.
The Shippensburg University Student Government Association (SGA) announced the senator election results in an email Friday sent out to students. Voting was held earlier in the week.
The Shippensburg University baseball team's attempt to extend their winning streak to five games was tested early on Friday.
Religious demonstrators stood outside Ceddia Union Building (CUB) and Reisner Dining Hall for most of the day Tuesday, speaking to students about immodesty, homosexuality and premarital sex.
A few weeks ago, I came across a funny video on YouTube. It was a TikTok video of Tom Cruise striking a golf ball with his club and joking, “If you like what you’re seeing, just wait ‘till what’s coming next.”
It is hard to imagine getting rid of a nearly 250-year-old institution that is a fundamental part of our country’s history. Who are we to disparage the hard work and monumental achievement that is the Founding Fathers’ magnum opus, the Constitution?
When I was younger, I knew what racism was as a concept. I understood in a vague way from TV and movies that Black was bad, that it represented this other that the good fought against.
Forgive me, for I will be speaking from a place of anger. I say anger because I heard just about every horrendous story you can think of, from the brutal bloodshed whippings that killed our ancestors, to our grandfathers, grandmothers, aunts and uncles being sprayed down with frigid sewer water as if they were rats or abnormal beings.
The staff editorial in the March 9th edition of The Slate clearly described the high stakes in the selection of the next president. It also offered a cogent argument against any merger of universities that would render Shippensburg University a junior partner following a shotgun wedding.
Once again America finds itself grappling with not one but two mass shootings in a matter of days. A man killed 10 people at a Boulder, Colorado, grocery store on March 22. Another man killed eight people in a series of shootings in Atlanta, Georgia, on March 16.
