Some may say we are a species that craves comfort and pursues it in nearly all facets of life — in what we do, the people we associate ourselves with and the environment in which we settle down.
Throughout the end of last week and over the weekend, temperatures plummeted as low as -65 degrees Fahrenheit in some parts of Minnesota, while temperatures elsewhere dropped well below freezing.
SU students conduct research to service the community.
Graduate student Dani Zinn, of Shippensburg University’s Pride Center, spends a large part of her time inspiring students to advocate for others, as well as themselves.
Despite diligent behavior with their spending, surprisingly many millennials are not hesitant to take out their credit cards for gym memberships.
As college students at Shippensburg University, one spends a large portion of our time worrying about how to best prepare ourselves for life after graduation.
You have someone. Someone you consider a companion. A spouse. A soulmate. They are 13 hours away. You hear from them far and few between, not knowing when the next call will come through.
Shippensburg University students spent the evening playing rounds of bingo to win prizes at the Ceddia Union Building (CUB) Multipurpose Room (MPR) on Friday night.
What is a better way to spend a Thursday night than by testing your creative side by making a Zen garden with friends?
There is no doubt finals week is most students’ kryptonite. Believe it or not, there are some tips and tricks we seem to forget about when it is crunch time and we are all stressing out.
It is said that dogs are man’s best friend. This is true for many self-identified dog people, but for some, dogs are more than pets or best friends. And no, I do not mean those who see their dogs as family members, but rather, those who find an outlet to live a more independent life through their companionships with the tail-wagging animals.
As the season becomes more festive, it becomes a time to start thinking of what you may want Santa to bring you for Christmas.
Thanksgiving — a time to be grateful for your friends and family, as well as a time of privilege for those who forget that their high school history books may have left out a thing or two about the “harmonious” day between the Native Americans (the Wampanoag), the settlers and the events that followed.
Shippensburg University’s Sigma Gamma Rho sorority celebrated its 10th anniversary with the annual Miss Diversity Pageant on Saturday night in the Ceddia Union Building’s Multipurpose Room.
Maybe you’ve seen some variation of that evolution cartoon — various early humanoid caricatures depicted on the evolutionary path from left to right, culminating in modern man and hunched awkwardly over a computer. The point is clear: the human body isn’t very well adapted to sitting around all day. We need to move.
Shippensburg University students filled the Ceddia Union Building (CUB) Multipurpose Room Friday night to paint their own take on the Northern Lights.
Shippensburg University marketing major David Brantely took home a grand prize of $300 after winning first place in SU’s Ship Tank on Thursday.
A man by the name of Scott Beierle shot six people in a yoga study in Tallahassee, Florida on Nov. 2.
Colleges Against Cancer hosted its kickoff event in the Shippensburg University’s academic quad Wednesday afternoon.
As many students can attest to, college is no joke.
