Commentary: Five tips for a successful spring semester
By / Ship Life EditorA new semester is beginning, but the school year is halfway over.
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Recipe of the Week: Garlic herb tortellini with roasted tomatoes and zucchini
By / Asst. Ship Life Editor
Recipe of the Week: Tuscan Butter Salmon
By / Asst. Ship Life EditorDuring the winter break, warm yourself with a nice buttery meal that friends and family will enjoy.
Sisters build community, create bonds
By / Asst. Ship Life EditorSororities at Shippensburg University dedicate their time to support the campus community and build sisterhoods within their chapters while achieving academic success.
SU professor gives tips for a better night's sleep
By / Ship Life EditorGetting a good night’s sleep is hard enough without extra obstacles such as insomnia and other sleep disorders.
Recipe of the Week: Strawberry Peach Pie Bites
By / Asst. Ship Life EditorThis bite-size dessert is perfect for a fall snack for anyone who wants a quick bite to eat.
ShipTALKS: How do you go about quitting a job?
College teaches you all about finding and keeping a job. But what do you do when you need to quit one?
Local food pack program changes students lives
ByShippensburg has the potential to make a big difference in the lives of school children.
Drag Queen comes to perform during bingo event, rattles over sexualization
By / Ship Life EditorShippensburg University was in for a colorful evening featuring a drag queen, sexual jokes, confetti and rainbow-colored candy to start off the weekend.
Mock trial team shows spirit through real-life experience
By / Managing EditorMost college students would have to be subpoenaed to show up to court, but a team of Shippensburg University students go voluntarily.
SU’s men’s group B.R.O.T.H.E.R.S. empowers during weekend summit
Scores of well-dressed men filled Ceddia Union Building (CUB) Multipurpose Room (MPR) Nov. 9 snacking on sandwiches and fruit cups in anticipation for the first-ever B.R.O.T.H.E.R.S. Summit to begin.
New organization educates on intentions with the help of cookies
By / Ship Life EditorPicture walking into a room with a fresh smell of baked goods waiting to be eaten. Now imagine eating them to support a new organization on campus.
ShipTALKS: How do you make a long-distance relationship work?
Dating someone who does not live near you can be very difficult to manage. Even so, there are ways to make long-distance relationships work.
Recipe of the Week: Caprese Pasta with Roasted Tomatoes
By / Asst. Ship Life EditorThis classic Italian recipe only takes 35 minutes to make and can serve up to four guests.
Shippensburg Church of the Nazarene to support students on mission trip
ByDale Detweiler, pastor of the Shippensburg Church of the Nazarene, will be leading students from Shippensburg University on a mission trip to Puerto Rico in early 2020 after a hurricane struck the territory in 2017.
SU homecoming king gives advice to future runners
By / Ship Life EditorAt Shippensburg University, students are recommended to join at least one organization on campus to gain experience and become part of the community. Homecoming King Ramses Ovalles knows this all too well as he is a part of seven different organizations.
SU homecoming queen learns more about herself through experience
By / Asst. Ship Life EditorAfter missing her opportunity to become prom queen in high school, Eliza Eames was stunned to be this year’s Shippensburg University homecoming queen.
ShipTALKS: What to do if you want to live off-campus?
Apartment-hunting as a college student is often exciting and terrifying; you’re striking out on your own for the first time in your adult life. Here are a few things to keep in mind when searching for your next home.