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Your World Today Commentary: Student government thrives when students participate
By / Editor-in-ChiefNo matter if someone has been out of college for five years or 35 years, they could probably tell you the best and worst part of their college experience. And no matter if you’ve only been in college for a few months or a few years, I’m sure you have your own best and worst parts of college so far.
Shoot for the stars, you may land alongside Jarett Scott
By / Ship Life EditorPursuing multiple majors, designing tattoos and interning for NASA are not the typical endeavors of a college student. However, Shippensburg University student Jarett Scott has done this to successfully combine his passions.
Celebrate love, platonic and romantic, with a “Love Line” in The Slate, Feb. 15
ByValentine’s Day is a holiday often filled with love and appreciation. Flowers delivered to the door, enormous heart shaped chocolates and endless messages of gratification. For some, however, the run up to Valentine’s Day is filled with angst and pressure to ensure they find that perfect way to say, “I love you,” to their partner.
Black History Month across campus
By / Editor-in-ChiefFebruary ushers in the celebration of Black History Month across the nation. Shippensburg University students, faculty, staff and administrators are hosting a variety of programming with opportunities to learn, celebrate and talk.
Gaining leadership skills, affecting change as an SU Student Trustee
ByShippensburg University’s Council of Trustees is looking for a new student trustee.
Wardle's 'Wordle' takes over the 'worldle'
By / Ship Life EditorWordle has become the current united common ground of the people. Across many social media platforms, content creators are using the game to connect with other users.
Quinn Erney premieres multidimensional, horror fan film
By / Asst. PR DirectorFans of DC Comics, murder mysteries, and “your mom” jokes can all find something to enjoy in Quinn Erney’s “The Quinn Legacy: The Batman Who Laughs Fan Film.”
Commentary: “South Park” is “South Park” again
ByThe season 25 premiere, entitled “Pajama Day” is the first episode in a long time to feel like a classic episode of “South Park.”
44th Annual Juried Art Exhibition opens submissions for SU students
By / A&E EditorShippensburg University’s Annual Juried Art Show, sponsored by the SU Minds@ Work Conference, is now accepting art submissions.
Men’s and women’s track and field competes at Alvernia and East Stroudsburg
By / Sports EditorShippensburg University’s men’s and women’s track teams were split this weekend for competition at Alvernia and East Stroudsburg Universities.
Women’s basketball picks up two PSAC wins
By / Asst. Sports EditorThis week the Shippensburg women’s basketball team defeated the top team in the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference West Division (PSAC).
Baseball drops season opening series
By / Asst. Sports EditorThe Shippensburg Baseball team opened their 2022 season this past weekend. The Raiders traveled down to Gastonia, North Carolina for a three game series against Belmont Abbey College (4-0).
Men’s basketball drops defensive battle with Millersville, 55-51
By / Sports EditorThe Shippensburg men’s basketball team dropped to second place in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Eastern Division after losing a physical match with Millersville University 55-51.
Pre-Valentine’s Day reminder
By / Head Copy EditorAs the day of chocolates and love letters approaches rapidly, I’ve decided to do the general populous a favor and remind everyone in relationships of what things your significant other would probably appreciate on this obligatory celebration.
Spring student ensembles return with a pep in their step
ByNearly every day of the week, Shippensburg’s musically inclined students gather on the Luhrs Performing Arts Center stage to rehearse in a variety of ensembles. Members of the SU Pep Band express excitement for upcoming events as they perform for basketball game attendees.
The Slate Speaks: Chambersburg politics put LGBTQ community at risk
ByThe state of Pennsylvania does have anti-discrimination laws; however, it does not include sexual and gender orientation in its protections. In fact, Pennsylvania is the only state in the Northeastern United States to not have statewide protection for LGBTQ individuals.
Hypnotist mesmerizes crowd at Ceddia Union Building
ByWorld famous hypnotist and voice actor Joshua Seth held a hypnosis-centered comedy event in the Ceddia Union Building on Jan. 28 at 9 p.m. which included student volunteers.
Student Artist Spotlight: Elizabeth Peters
By / A&E EditorElizabeth Peters is an active member of the SU student body and a ceramicist who takes inspiration from nature.