Scarr resigns as SGA VP
By / Editor-in-ChiefA second vice president has resigned from the Student Government Association (SGA).
PODCASTS
SU community gets sneak peek at renovated Stewart Hall
By / Managing EditorMembers of the Shippensburg University community gathered for a sneak peek of the newly renovated Stewart Hall on Friday.
Commentary: Keeping sex safer
According to the Center for Disease Control, half of the 20 million new sexually transmitted infections (STI) each year occur in young people aged 15-24 years — the age group of most college students. STIs (sometimes referred to as STDs) do not discriminate.
Tips for National Heart Health Month
ByYour heart works hard for you nonstop for your whole life. So show it some tender love and care this month during national hearth month.
Business Expo brings SU students face-to-face with real-world businesses
The Diller Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership and Innovation hosted a business expo in the Ceddia Union Building (CUB) on Thursday.
Women’s hoops clinches spot in PSAC tournament
By / Asst. Sports EditorThe Shippensburg University women’s basketball team clinched a spot in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) tournament with a pair of wins over West Chester University on Wednesday and Mansfield University on Saturday.
Men’s hoops routs PSAC foes to stay atop East
By / Asst. Sports EditorThe Shippensburg University men’s basketball team tied the school record for made 3-pointers in a game (18) in its Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) 83-58 win against West Chester University Wednesday evening.
Baseball gains valuable experience from three-game series California
ByInstead of opening its season with an early-February series in North Carolina as it has in years past, the Shippensburg University baseball team kicked off its 2020 campaign with a three-game set against Stanislaus State University in Turlock, California.
ShipTALKS: What can single people do on Valentine’s Day?
Happy Valentine’s Day to everyone regardless of relationship status.
APB brings karaoke, prizes to McFeely’s
By / Staff PhotographerSinging in front of strangers may be nerve-wracking, but several students took the risk.
Library offers resources, places for students to work on presentations
By / Ship Life EditorGoing to the library may be a bore for some people, but for others there is a world of resources to discover right at their fingertips.
Commentary: Tips for creating the ‘Perfect’ Valentine’s Day playlist
ByValentine’s Day is the perfect time to take your significant other on a date he or she will never forget.
SHAPE Gallery displays student work in ‘Relics From Rubble’ exhibit
By / Asst. Arts & Entertainment EditorThe SHAPE Gallery presented the student exhibit “Relics from the Rubble”, Friday, Feb 7.
Your World Today: Coronavirus coverage shows importance of transparency
By / Editor-in-ChiefWhat happens when you muzzle the whistleblower? It turns out the people can’t heed their call.
Commentary: ‘Social Sorting’ signals decline of democracy, can be fought
BySocial sorting on the basis of political identity is widening the gap between partisan ideology and deepening our collective divide. And while the pendulum of public opinion always swings from one end of the spectrum to the other, we have never experienced this level of dysfunction before.
Take five minutes: Young voters must take initiative
By / Staff ColumnistThe 2020 presidential election is approaching at rapid speed and calls to mind the position of voters and a dilemma that has plagued our country for decades: The absence of young voters.
The Slate Speaks: Student newspapers essential to defending campus culture
ByLast week, students and campus officials at Dickinson College ended a days-long sit-in to see Title IX reform on campus.
Take five minutes: Envisioning, hoping for a world where we do not murder our own kind
By / Staff ColumnistAround 250,000 people attended the annual March for Life on Jan. 24. The event is a rally and march dedicated to spreading the word about why abortion should be illegal, as well as to address the infamous Supreme Court case, Roe v. Wade, which permitted legal abortions across the country in 1973.