Students use positivity to maintain healthy mindsets when stressed
ByMany college students can attest to the surreal sensation of dread course through their bodies the day before the beginning of the semester.
PODCASTS
Mussina's freshman season one to remember
ByEntering the season, Shippensburg University quarterback Brycen Mussina did not know that he would be leading the Red Raider offense in the 2018 season opener against Clarion.
Field hockey player, cancer survivor prepares for return to the game
ByThe Shippensburg University field hockey team has had its fair share of formidable opponents in the last three years in its run to three-consecutive NCAA Division II Championships.
In-Motion Dance Troupe sends off seniors during spring recital
ByShippensburg University’s In-Motion Dance Troupe gave seniors a proper goodbye during its 33rd annual dance recital, “An Invitation to Dance,” on Friday night and Saturday afternoon. The recital was held in Memorial Auditorium.
Bursting pipes flood four campus buildings
ByFour buildings on Shippensburg University’s campus were impacted by flooding in the past two weeks.
Men’s basketball takes down rivals
ByFive players on the Shippensburg University basketball team posted double figures in the scoring column as they routed Bloomsburg University, 93–60, in a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) contest on a chilly Wednesday night at Heiges Field House.
Women stumble in PSAC
ByThe Shippensburg University women’s basketball team (10-12, 6-8 PSAC) dropped both of their games this week against Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) competition.
SU senior returns from gap year teaching ESL in China
BySome may say we are a species that craves comfort and pursues it in nearly all facets of life — in what we do, the people we associate ourselves with and the environment in which we settle down.
Film series shows impact, invisible threat of radiation
ByThe department of international studies hosted “The Babushkas of Chernobyl” in the John L. Grove Forum as yet another installment in its film series last Thursday.
March for humanity sparks action against injustices
ByDespite frigid single-digit temperatures, Shippensburg University students, faculty and members of the community came together to honor and celebrate the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. Thursday evening at the 32nd annual Martin Luther King Jr. March for Humanity.
Softball wins two doubleheaders
ByThe Shippensburg University softball team (11-7) had a busy spring break, going 6–2 and ending the week on a four-game winning streak.
Raiders represent at indoor nationals
ByIt was a tournament to remember for the members of the Shippensburg University indoor trackand-field team who made the trip to Kansas’ Pittsburg State University for the NCAA Division II championships the weekend of March 8 and 9.
Graley shares poems, stories with students
ByAuthor and University of Louisiana professor Lisa Graley came to Shippensburg University on March 5 to read some of her poetry and short stories from her works in Old Main Chapel.
Republicans need change of strategy in 2020
ByPresident Donald Trump is supposedly the leader of the Republican Party. However, he continues to attack former prisoner of war, American Hero former-Senator John McCain. McCain, unlike Trump, had it all.
Changes to come to SU’s First Year Seminar course
ByShippensburg University is taking feedback from its UNIV 101: First Year Seminar course to make adjustments to the course to further improve the experience of first-year students and increase retention rates.
Men move into playoffs
ByThe Shippensburg University men’s basketball team put an exclamation point on another 20-win regular season with a pair of wins this week over West Chester and Bloomsburg universities.
North Korea summit reflects false progress
ByAs we round the corner finishing a bizarre start to 2019 filled with extreme winter weather, it is easy to picture what an emergency looks like.
“Live at the Apollo” displays talent, culture for black history month
ByShippensburg University’s Office of Multicultural Student Affairs (MSA) collaborated with the Resident Hall Association (RHA) to host “Live at the Apollo,” which was an event to celebrate black history and culture last Thursday in Orndorff Theatre.
Local doughnut shop keeps tradition alive for generations
ByIf it was not for the “DoNut Alley” sign at the end of a narrow, dimly-lit street in Hagerstown, it could be easy to drive by Krumpe’s Do-nuts and have no idea that it is there.