Feed-A-Friend needs your help
ByThe African American Organization (Afro-Am) and the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs (MSA) are collecting monetary donations for the 41st Annual Feed-A-Friend food drive.
The African American Organization (Afro-Am) and the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs (MSA) are collecting monetary donations for the 41st Annual Feed-A-Friend food drive.
If you know one thing at the end of the day, it is that Olivia Dallas Johnson loves Shippensburg University.
1 Dress for Success On your journey to being the most positive you, it is important to dress the way you want to feel.
1. Pay it Forward Spreading your positivity is part of your journey to becoming the best version of yourself.
Kappa Delta Phi NAS Founding Date at Shippensburg: May 21st, 2006
“En garde! Fence!” Samuel Gau, founding member and vice president of Shippensburg University’s fencing club, called this two students who were dressed in white, wearing mesh screens over their faces and holding long, narrow swords.
If you were looking for a Halloween party with food, music, contests and prizes the Zombie Prom was the perfect place to be.
When it comes to spreading awareness regarding social issues, it is important to educate others to get a point across.
Inside each of us is a sunburst of positivity, just waiting to break out. Follow these tips on your journey to becoming the best, most positive you!
Do you want to celebrate Halloween but do not have the money? Well, trick or treat, you do not need it.
With thousands of Shippensburg University students, faculty and alumni watching excitedly, Nicole Nicholson and Brandon Bord were crowned Homecoming Queen and King.
“Touch your junk!” has not caught on among college-aged Americans quite like “feel your boobies!,” but perhaps it should, since men aged 15 to 34 are at highest risk for testicular cancer, according to cancer.gov That is one of the reasons why students in associate management professor Allison Watts’ strategic implementation class, are volunteering to spread the word about Movember, a men’s health initiative, at Shippensburg University.
Three visiting authors read from their writing Thursday night in a seasonably chilly Old Main Chapel. The Reflector, the Department of English and the College of Arts and Sciences sponsored the poet Karla Kelsey, the novelist Erin Entrada Kelly and the memoirist Jen Hirt. The authors read from their works that displayed the different formal conventions and methods to make meaning, but also the author’s different foci and backgrounds.
1 Seven Hours of Sleep or Bust! On your journey to be your best self, set a strict sleeping schedule for yourself.
A person’s ethnicity does not define who they are, but ethnicity and the celebration of culture can have a significant impact on a person’s life. Dejean Pean is in his senior year at Ship, just a few semesters away from earning his bachelor’s degree in Business Finance.
Last Thursday, the Orndorff Theater hosted a full audience for Stabbed in the Heart, a program on domestic violence awareness.
Just as Penn State does, every year, Shippensburg University’s Mini-Thon set up its third 5k and first glow run since SU started.
Six bands of confectionary were vibrant in the bright sunlight as Shippensburg University’s students advocating for equality (SAFE) gave away free cupcakes to promote lesbian gay bisexual and transgender (LGBT) awareness.
Friends, family, baseball lovers and arthritis advocates came together as Alpha Omicron Pi took on the big leagues while teaming up with the Philadelphia Phillies to Strike Out Arthritis.
The lights were turned down and the music was turned up at the Zumba party held in the CUB’s multi-purpose room (MPR) on Wednesday, Oct., 1.