Commentary: Recent graduates do not have money to donate after graduation
ByIn a few short weeks, many of us will don navy caps and gowns, shake hands with Shippensburg University administrators and finally receive our degrees.
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PRSSA holds organ donation registration awareness event
ByShippensburg University’s Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) chapter took part in Donate Life Pennsylvania’s Organ Registration Challenge on Wednesday afternoon.
SU students place third at business competition
ByA group of Shippensburg University marketing majors recently placed third in the eighth annual Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE)-sponsored Student Business Plan Competition.
Lacrosse falls twice at home
ByThe Shippensburg University lacrosse team dropped Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) games against Millersville University and Seton Hill University last week at Robb Sports Complex by scores of 15–12 and 18–10.
APB’s Casino Night winners earn $100 in raffle tickets
ByIt is not every day you see college students slide thousands of dollars onto the blackjack table with nothing to show for it except excited smiles.
Alcohol puts students at risk, even in town deemed safe
ByIn less than a month, two college students were found dead after nights out — only a fraction of the number of college students whose lives are put on the line on nights that should be stress-free and fun-filled.
Exhibit displays clothing in literature
ByThe Fashion Archives and Museum of Shippensburg University recently hosted an open exhibit of its newest collection.
Dominick takes reins as new boro police chief
ByMeredith Dominick came out of retirement to become Shippensburg Borough’s new chief of police.
Baseball falls to Millersville at home
ByThe Shippensburg University baseball team fell twice at home on Saturday afternoon by scores of 16–5 and 4–3 in Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) division action against the No. 28 Marauders from Millersville University.
Social media perpetuating spread of misinformation
ByThe dawn of social media brought about a quick and efficient method of mass communication that has the potential to allow an enormous amount of information to rapidly reach the hands of a large percentage of the world’s population.
Turning off tech can help us tune in to others
ByStudents and people in general rely heavily on technology these days. We are all just buried in our phones and hardly pay attention to the world around us.
SU bands to perform throughout April
ByThe Shippensburg University Marching Band, Concert Band and Jazz and Wind Ensembles are getting ready to spring into their concerts for the remainder of the semester.
Students seek grander prizes from APB bingo
ByStudents crowded into the Ceddia Union Building (CUB) Multipurpose Room (MPR) with hopes to win prizes at APB’s Wingo Bingo on Saturday night.
How to improve study habits, reach goals in spring semester
ByAs students near the end of the semester, tension is at an all-time high as they try to prepare for exams while also completing assignments.
SU in beginning stages of adding nursing program
ByThe University Curriculum Committee (UCC) is in the early stages of adding nursing as a Shippensburg University program.
Vigil honors victims of terrorist attack
ByA small group of students gathered outside the Ezra Lehman Memorial Library Thursday to honor and remember the victims of the March 15 terrorist attack in Christchurch, New Zealand.