Kathryn Shirk, or Dr. Shirk, has been familiar with Shippensburg University since she went to the elementary school on campus when she was a child. A native to Shippensburg, Shirk began teaching at SU in the fall of 2012.
Shippensburg’s PMI Pregnancy Resource Center is a little office filled with a lot of love. When Center Director Robin Kell greeted me at the door, the first thing I noticed was the skip in her step.
Wearing a butter-cup yellow dress, a little girl teetered into the Children’s Fair and into the arms of Ariel, who sparkled in her fitted green mermaid tail.
Four hours is a short amount of time. Most people would spend this time watching Netflix or hanging out with friends, however, many others spent this time on March 29th having fun for a good cause.
Walking into the Ceddia Union Building (CUB) multi-purpose room on Thursday, March 26, the first thing many people saw were several rows of tables, all with different themes ranging from “Finding Nemo” to zombies. The dim lights only added to the buzz in the air as the different group members for each table bustled around, trying to get the blenders working, the ingredients sorted and the final touches on each display as the doors opened to the public.
As the tension grew heavier, the players got wilder in the Ceddia Union Building (CUB) Red Zone on Thursday night.
Tea and chocolate: not two words that come to mind when you are thinking about health food until now. The Shippensburg University counseling center is attempting to change the way that students think about health food.
This recipe is the best of both worlds: half-taco, half-pie. Better yet, it is easy on the wallet -— perfect for the strapped college student. Ingredients: 1/4 cup butter 2/3 cup milk 1 package Taco Bell seasoning mix 2 1/2 cups mashed potato flakes (you could also use left over mashed potatoes and omit the butter and milk) 1 pound ground beef 1/2 cup chopped onion 1/2 cup salsa 1 cup shredded lettuce 1 medium tomato, chopped 1 cup sharp cheddar cheese, shredded Sour cream, optional Instructions: 1.
You will want to “turn up” for the Residence Hall Association’s (RHA) next big event. This week, RHA, in conjunction with the Drug and Alcohol Connections Program, is preparing for Mocktails Mix-Off, an event that encourages safe consumption habits while raising money for a local organization.
May graduates have a lot on their plates this time of year, making sure they have completed all of their graduation requirements, midterms and general issues of daily life. However, the job search should not fall on the back burner.
Shippensburg University stretched below the graying skies of that winter afternoon like a museum of stories hidden in the ever-changing campus.
Ingredients: 1 egg 1 cup of milk 1/4 cup of granulated sugar 4 slices of stale bread ground cinnamon vanilla extract kosher salt
What does it take to be a successful photographer? Lisa Rhinehart is one of the lucky individuals with the answer to that very question.
Cancer got a slap-down from students slamming volleyballs across the net during the Colleges Against Cancer (CAC) volleyball tournament.
Shippensburg University has been a remarkable school for Kelsey Chattin, but it is time to move onto Thomas Jefferson University.
The Shippensburg University chapter of the Psi Chi International Honor Society in psychology held its annual induction ceremony in the Ceddia Union Building’s Orndorff Theater on Tuesday afternoon, Feb.
The tunnel was dark and moody and consumed by truths that will break your heart. Last week, the office of housing and residence life ushered students through the Tunnel of Oppression.
Golden honey dripped from students’ hearts, oozed from their mouths and connected them with the same sugary stickiness as they reflected on their experiences at Jubilee, a Christian conference that took place from Feb.
Students filled out life-saving paperwork for an organization that links patients who need bone marrow with matching donors within its registry on Thursday in the Ceddia Union Building for Be the Match bone marrow drive.
Students danced the night away for both a workout and to support a great cause. Reach Out, an honors student organization, held a Zumba night Friday in the Ceddia Union Building (CUB) Multipurpose Room to raise money for its efforts to travel to the Dominican Republic.
