Nothing sets teeth on edge quite like a faulty internet connection. Since technology is a vital component in students’ lives, it is important to have a way to keep glitches to a minimum. “There is no denying that technology is changing how we live, work and learn.
A mere 20 miles away from Shippensburg University is a little slice of Central America called Las Palmeras.
Snacks are a key component to life as a college student. But sometimes, I get sick of the same old bag of chips.
With every hip-shake and every step they took to Turkish pop music, the belly dancers shone with confidence in their curves on the dance floor. Deborah Colley of Shippensburg wants her students to throw their stress out the car window as they drive past the peaceful fields of horses toward her studio.
King and Earl streets were buzzing this Saturday as people gathered to celebrate everyone’s favorite summer grain. This year, the annual Corn festival brought the young, old and even pets to Shippensburg.
1. Stop thinking of your RA as a warden. Speaking from experience here, the last thing I want to do is write you up.
Starbucks brought back their pumpkin spice line for fall early, so I present you with a cheap, healthy(ish) pumpkin smoothie to enjoy during the blissful summer-to-fall transition, instead of a $6 Frappuccino.
The artist straightened the frame of “The Little Match Girl,” a photograph displaying a solemn-eyed child holding matches between her little fingers.
For a device designed to replace smoke, electronic cigarettes are catching fire.
The first day of classes for Shippensburg University students just got a lot sweeter, thanks to the addition of Dunkin’ Donuts in the Ceddia Union Building. Dunkin’ Donuts, which opened on Monday, does have a slightly limited menu compared to other Dunkin’ Donuts, due to space limitations.
Luke Perry may be known to many on the Shippensburg University campus as the former Student Senate President or one of the students with their picture hanging in the CUB, but Perry has far more to offer other than the title he holds and the portrait that is displayed.
The sounds of ocean waves filled the room as a group of students and faculty members sat in silence, eyes closed, in meditation at the Shippensburg University’s Spiritual Center on Thursday.
Earth day has become an international campaign to help individuals of all ages become aware of the environmental problems our society has created across the world.
A restaurant that opened last year is already garnering great reviews. CJ’s American Pub and Grill, which is located on King Street, opened on March 17, 2013. Carly Ruberti, a Shippensburg University (SU) student is one of CJ’s biggest fans.
Bright-colored scarves, prom dresses and designer T-shirts straight out of New York City — this is the sight patrons can expect to see when walking into Deja Vu Boutique.
Shippensburg University graduate Alisha Smith and her business partners have brought back D’Lish Cake Bakery with new looks and a new menu.
A lover of humor, hard work and, oddly enough, squirrels, has dedicated his life to helping others understand the importance of communication. “I believe that a lot of human problems can be resolved by open human communication,” said Xin-An Lu, professor of human communication studies at Shippensburg University.
Once the spotlight hit center stage, Shippensburg University’s athletes turned into performers — but a little outside of their comfort zone.
Strong winds threatened to blow away booths on a blustery yet sunny Saturday. The Shippensburg University Activities Programming Board (APB) hosted its annual RaiderFest in Commuter Lot 7 on April 26. APB president Christopher Paoli said, “[One goal of the event is] just to create a huge celebration that everyone can enjoy.
Another spotlight, another great professor revealed. Whether you are a political science major or not, you might have crossed paths with Alison Dagnes, a political science professor at Shippensburg University.
