The walls of the language department in Rowland Hall were buzzing last Tuesday afternoon as students, exchange students and professors poured from room to room to visit the many countries and cultures featured in them in celebration of Immersion Afternoon.
Think back to being 18-years-old — receiving your college acceptance letter, dreaming about graduation, planning for prom.
Shippensburg University students got into the Halloween spirit Sunday night with some traditional pumpkin carving in McFeely’s Coffeehouse.
Feet danced, hands clapped and Raiders cheered inside a tropically transformed Heiges Field House on the eve of the homecoming football game.
As homecoming weekend approached, Shippensburg University’s homecoming committee planned and held several events to prepare and excite students.
The Shippensburg University Homecoming Committee crowned its first black king and queen on Saturday.
Feet danced, hands clapped and Raiders cheered inside a tropically transformed Heiges Field House on the eve of the homecoming football game.
Shippensburg University students got into the Halloween spirit Sunday night with some traditional pumpkin carving in McFeely’s Coffeehouse.
Thirteen teams entered the Bubble Soccer Tournament Tuesday evening to take their chances at winning the $200 prize as part of Shippensburg University’s Homecoming Week.
The typical Thursday afternoon sounds of wind instruments, drums and metronomes echoing from Seth Grove Stadium were nowhere to be found. The members of the Shippensburg University Red Raider Marching Band (SUMB) put down their instruments in solidarity to support the faculty.
As all college students know, a party can happen at any minute. You may be walking home from class, marinating in your studiousness when suddenly the group chat fires up and your friends are meeting at your humble abode in a hot minute.
If your lush and lively guests are crusting into brown twigs on your windowsill, it might be time to hang a sign on your door — “House Plant Graveyard: complete with trashcan burial alongside forgotten pizza leftovers and mystery takeout.”
Instead of reading about negotiations, students want a seat at the table.
The typical Thursday afternoon sounds of wind instruments, drums and metronomes echoing from Seth Grove Stadium were nowhere to be found today.
Even with a strike, the Activities Program Board (APB) still plans on trying to keep students occupied.
It has been approximately six hours since Shippensburg University’s first-ever strike began. Faculty, along with supporting students, have been picketing at the entrances of the SU campus since 5 a.m.
The resident assistants in all the dorms are making an effort to come up with fun activities and events that students may be interested in while the strike is going on, however, it looks like students are not that bored yet.
Manicures, henna tattoos and Homecoming candidates filled the Ceddia Union Building (CUB) multipurpose room Wednesday night to raise money to benefit the Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter.
The Iota Sigma chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. hosted its annual Miss Black and Gold Pageant on Saturday, Oct. 8 in the Ceddia Union Building (CUB).
Students gathered around the Janie Fecker Garden for the Women’s Center’s annual Tulip Planting Ceremony, held in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, at 4 p.m. last Tuesday.
