Need a simple sweet treat to impress your Valentine? This classic dessert is a classic for a reason. Easy, quick and delicious, these chocolate-covered strawberries will be the highlight of your Valentine’s Day celebration.
Wawa has expanded into central Pennsylvania, bringing with it charitable donations, a promise of more locations to come and, of course, coffee. The convenience store chain, known for its sandwiches and hand-crafted drinks, opened its first Franklin County location on Jan. 23 with a crowd that lined up around the building despite a temperature of 3 degrees.
The Grace B. Luhrs Elementary School Book Fair ran this year from Nov. 19 to 23, and with great success.
Shippensburg University’s Asian American Pacific Islander Organization (AAPIO) chapter hosted Winter Karaoke in McFeely’s Coffeehouse on Nov. 19, bringing chapter members and students together for an hour of music and singing.
A sense of unity and solemnity fell over Stewart Hall Wednesday night during the PAGE Center’s Transgender Day of Remembrance event.
If you have spent any amount of time at Shippensburg University, you probably know Cole Pearson. In fact, Pearson is so involved that he can barely name every organization he is a member of.
Shippensburg University’s Women and Gender Studies Department hosted their Fempowefest Sex Ed Carnival on Thursday in the Ceddia Union Building. The fair focused on sex positivity and safety, as many stations had interactive and educational activities.
Shippensburg University’s Sociology and Anthropology Department and The Connors Institute held The Equality Games at the Ceddia Union Building’s MPR on Nov. 11.
Shippensburg University had its own traditional matchup Friday morning: the Crimson and Cream midnight basketball game hosted by Kappa Omega. The game helps fund Kappa’s community commitments, says Tymere Harris, who alongside Keith Hutton form the fraternity’s membership.
Shippensburg University’s Pride and Gender Equity (PAGE) Center held an LGBTQ 101 crash course along with a beauty raffle at in the Ceddia Union Building on Nov. 13.
On Nov. 6, a group of Shippensburg University students gathered together to host a lantern release in honor of the end of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
As we embark on the special, annual journey of holiday spirit, it is important to think about the opportunities that await us. Some of those opportunities include dressing — not stuffing. Dressing up!
Bards, druids, artificers and barbarians alike gathered in McFeely’s on Friday to celebrate Dungeons and Dragons night, presented by the Activities Programming Board (APB) and the D&D club.
Liberty Bar and Grill, part of Parx Casino in Shippensburg, provides delicious meals and fun cocktails for occasions.
The Halloween spirit made its way onto campus Monday night during Treats no Tricks, an annual event where various student organizations volunteer to bring spooky fun to people of all ages.
From feather boas to fishnets to fake pearls, “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” has captivated audiences for almost 50 years, celebrating individuals of all shapes, sizes and identities and encouraging people to be themselves.
Shippensburg University hosted its 5th annual mental health check-in fair, Fresh Check Day, on Oct 29 to an impressive turnout.
On Wednesday, the PAGE Center at Shippensburg University held a Survivors Panel in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Plates of food were brought out at the Spiritual Center on Tuesday for Shippensburg University students, professors from the language departments and the members of the Global Education and Services Club who hosted an educational event to learn about people through their hometown meals.
