A person’s ethnicity does not define who they are, but ethnicity and the celebration of culture can have a significant impact on a person’s life. Dejean Pean is in his senior year at Ship, just a few semesters away from earning his bachelor’s degree in Business Finance.
Last Thursday, the Orndorff Theater hosted a full audience for Stabbed in the Heart, a program on domestic violence awareness.
Just as Penn State does, every year, Shippensburg University’s Mini-Thon set up its third 5k and first glow run since SU started.
1. 7 Hours of Sleep or Bust! On your journey to be your best self, set a strict sleeping schedule for yourself.
Six bands of confectionary were vibrant in the bright sunlight as Shippensburg University’s students advocating for equality (SAFE) gave away free cupcakes to promote lesbian gay bisexual and transgender (LGBT) awareness.
Friends, family, baseball lovers and arthritis advocates came together as Alpha Omicron Pi took on the big leagues while teaming up with the Philadelphia Phillies to Strike Out Arthritis.
Perhaps you have seen her twirling flags as part of the Red Raider Marching Band’s color guard. You may have even seen her on campus advocating diversity or simply working hard in one of your classes, striving to succeed in everything she does.
Staff from the Women’s Center and REACT had an information session in the CUB last Thursday concerning sexual violence.
Kappa Sigma Founding Date at Shippensburg: April 16, 1969 President: David Iacovino Number of Current members: 28 Moto: “Number one, second to none.” Symbol: Star and Crest Colors: Scarlett Red, white and emerald gold National Philanthropy: Military Heroes Campaign Why choose Kappa Sigma?
Charleston “Charlito” Iwuagwu Major: Applied Physics Class Status: Senior Sponsoring Group: Shippensburg Track and Field “I want to be involved in as much stuff and events that Ship has to offer, creating new memories and building strong relationships along the way.” Brandon Bord Major: Business Management Sponsoring Group: Kappa Sigma/ ROTC “My family and friends see me as compassionate, caring, honest, faithful, hardworking, generous, and selfless.
Freedom of speech clashes with the world of literature as hundreds of books are challenged or banned yearly in the United States.
Deciding what you want to do with your life can be tough. There may be many things you are good at or that you love to do and just can’t decide which direction to take in college.
This hummus recipe is easy, cheap and fun to make. Enjoy it with pita chips or veggies for a healthy snack. Ingredients: 2 cans chick peas, reserve liquid from 1 can 2 garlic cloves I tablespoon olive oil Juice from ½ lemon ½ teaspoon cumin ½ teaspoon chili powder Directions: Combine all ingredients in a blender.
Watch as Tu Ngo cooks for the new web series “You Can Cook Tu.”
Vaulted ceilings and organ pipes set the stage for a different type of sacrifice during Shippensburg Circle K’s blood drive in the Cora I.
Thousands of students each year travel to foreign nations to gain a unique educational experience that might be otherwise unobtainable.
In 17 days, Brittany Sanzo raised $675 for the homeless. Sanzo, a sophomore social work major, is using the money to create care packages and fill them with items like shampoo, socks, food and deodorant.
Pingpong enthusiasts gathered in the Red Zone Thursday evening to watch and compete in a pingpong tournament hosted by the Shippensburg University Chinese Club and unofficial Ping Pong Club.
A comedy hypnotist put daring volunteers into a trance that made them succumb to his suggestions Thursday night at Shippensburg University’s Ceddia Union Building. Certified hypnotherapist Eric Mina, began by proving the power of suggestion by performing a couple of tricks on the audience.
Fifty participants got cold and wet when they took the ice bucket challenge outside the Ceddia Union Building (CUB) amphitheater.
