Baseball drops twin bill versus Marauders
ByAnytime the Shippensburg University baseball team takes on Millersville University, it is almost a guarantee the Marauders will refuse to go quietly.
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Shippensburg orchestra gives first indoor performance of year
ByThe Shippensburg University Orchestra and String Ensemble held its first indoor performance since the beginning of the pandemic at the H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center on April 18.
‘Reflections of Who’s Next’ to come to Shippensburg
ByThe Rock Project is virtually bringing The Who to Shippensburg. The H. Ric Luhrs Center is featuring a pro-shot of the The Who’s album, “Who’s Next.”
The PASSHE Foundation announces scholarships for 2021-2022
ByThis is a message from the Shippensburg University Financial Aid Office
Patterson named interim SU president
By / Managing EditorThe Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) Board of Governors appointed current Mansfield University President Charles Patterson as the interim president of Shippensburg University Thursday morning.
SU’s annual Children’s Fair raises spirits
By / Asst. Ship Life EditorAfter canceling the event last year because of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, Shippensburg University welcomed back children from the community for the annual Children’s Fair on April 10 at the ShipRec.
Recipe of the Week: Spinach Ricotta Ravioli w/ zucchini, tomato and creamy lemon sauce
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5 ways to stay motivated and beat senioritis
By / Asst. Ship Life EditorDealing with assignment after assignment when all you want to do is graduate is exhausting. It is normal for seniors to feel fatigue from their countless number of deadlines and responsibilities. But if you are trying to keep yourself afloat then here are five ways to beat senioritis and finish the semester strong.
The Slate print edition 4-13-21
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Your World Today Commentary: Sharing our ‘PASSHE stories’ helps advocate
By / Managing EditorPennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) officials and advocates designated last week (April 5) as PASSHE Advocacy Week.
Opinion commentary — We're almost there, let's stay with it
ByIt has been a little less than 10 weeks since the start of the spring 2021 semester, but I can say that the time has seemingly flown by.
Career Center continues mission amid pandemic
By / Managing EditorAs the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic continues, so does the work of the Shippensburg University Career, Mentoring and Professional Development Center (CMPDC).
Opinion commentary — ‘We feel isolated’— Freshmen students review their first-year experience
ByAfter a year of primarily distance learning and little clarification for students on Shippensburg University’s next steps, the effects are becoming more obvious in all of us.
What does a campus look like when faculty members are gone?
By / Managing EditorEditor’s note: The interviews for this story were conducted in fall 2020. The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) is undergoing a system redesign to increase the financial longevity of its schools. With this initiative, comes tough decisions from school administrators to determine how to meet directives and goals set by PASSHE officials.
The Slate Speaks: Maintaining our efforts against pandemic
ByWe as a society share some collective aftermaths of the pandemic. Whether it is the continued social distancing, virtual learning, vaccinations or reduced business hours, we all feel some of the same burdens and inconveniences.
PASSHE to appoint interim president
By / Managing EditorThe Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) Board of Governors is scheduled to appoint Shippensburg University’s interim president at its meeting Thursday.
Officials work for R3 solution
By / Asst. News EditorShippensburg University is continuing to get its on-campus rapid testing program back up and running.
WSYC delivers listeners entertainment in pandemic
By / Managing EditorEditor’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.