Are we addicted to our phones?
ByWhat is the first thing that you do when you wake up? Do you scroll through Facebook on your phone or check Twitter?
What is the first thing that you do when you wake up? Do you scroll through Facebook on your phone or check Twitter?
Students and faculty joined Reach Out on Thursday evening for a fun night of smiles, laughter and Zumba. Upbeat Latino music wafted down the hallway from the Ceddia Union Building multi-purpose room, inviting students to an invigorating evening of dance.
Intimate partner abuse is a prevalent issue in today’s society. However, some may not realize just how big an issue it is.
Jumping at exciting opportunities while also stepping outside of her comfort zone, Shippensburg University junior Stephanie Arcadia is always ready for new experiences to be presented to her. Arcadia is a psychology major with a human communication minor.
Sometimes, the greatest discoveries are found in the most unexpected places — your home town, the restaurant you walk by daily, that run-down shack with the broken window.
The Colleges Against Cancer (CAC) club held its kickoff event for Relay For Life on Thursday from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
The world after college can be an uncertain and intimidating place. Many employers want graduates to have first-hand experience in their field and the grades to match.
Shhh, just listen. If there is one thing people do not do enough, it is listen to one another. I attended Jubilee, a Christian conference, for the first time.
Rows of lights checkered the ceiling in the dark room and instruments thrummed on stage with several vocalists.
88.7 WSYC, whose call letters stand for We Serve Your Community, is the student-run radio station at Shippensburg University.
When Kyle Heim began his educational trek, he did not see himself becoming a copy editor or even a professor.
Valentine’s Bingo attracted friends and lovers alike Thursday, Feb. 11 for a night of luck. Lights shed a rosy glow over the Ceddia Union Building multipurpose room, inviting a large crowd into the room.
At Shippensburg University, many students try to balance their school work and social life. Junior Darby Sells has become an expert at juggling her schedule. Sells is a communication/journalism major and decided to focus on electronic media because of the opportunities it provided. “By working at SUTV, I am able to combine my interests in different types of media and produce a single package of information to viewers,” Sells said.
Sleep deprivation is becoming more and more common among university students as years go on and it is starting to show. According to a study done by Brown University, college students are among the most sleep-deprived people in the country.
I have a reoccurring problem, and by problem, I mean that around 7 p.m. every night I fart so badly and so silently that I create an unsuspecting toxic cloud with a radius of about 20 feet.
Greek Life is no stranger to the public eye, nor is it uncommon for people to read stories with negative characteristics surrounding them. A University of Alabama sorority, Alpha Phi, was criticized for a salacious recruitment video objectifying women and not acknowledging any values.
“I have a confession,” I told my boyfriend of not-yet a month. We were sitting in Knutes, hashing out a game of Bananagrams.
For many years, the stigma surrounding the placement, size and colors of ink on one’s body was negative.
Strengthening education programs along with exposing students to different cultures is very important to the student group, Reach Out.
Shippensburg University’s chess club recently returned from competing in Budapest, Hungary over winter break. Four students, Anthony Ciarlante of Shippensburg, Lula Eichenlaub of Neelyton, Jacob Painter of Three Springs and Nick McGarrell of Carlisle, along with alumnus Clay Henninger of Shippensburg competed in the Perenyi Memorial Open tournament from Jan.