Holly Ott, or Professor Ott as most students know her, is one of the newest additions to the communications/journalism department, becoming a full-time faculty member last fall, although she has been part of the staff since 2009.
As spring break approaches and Shippensburg University professors beef up the workload, it is clear why students were magnetized to the creative reward of a do-it-yourself craft night at McFeely’s Coffeehouse on Saturday March 8.
Every student on campus has a busy schedule throughout the school year. Projects and group meetings here and there, studying for four exams the next day, working on endless amounts of homework and fitting in a job throughout the week are unfortunately very common.
Originally co-founded by George Warren and Gary Meszaros, Quaker Steak and Lube was designed from an old gas station in Sharon, Pa dating back to the mid-1970s.
When most people picture spoken word artists, they see dark clothing and a dimly lit bar. They hear bongo drums and snapping fingers in lieu of applause. These days, a web search for “spoken word art” or “slam poetry” will show you performances covering topics ranging from body image to technology to messages to J.K.
Imagine trying to fulfill a need in the community, but not having the adequate resources to do so. The South Central Pennsylvania Sickle Cell Council (SCPASCC) has been dealing with this issue for more than two years.
While many Shippensburg University students may be spending their down time from classes and work playing video games or lounging with friends, three SU business students are putting more than 30 hours a week each in order to maintain and stabilize their newly launched business named Rebottld.
Shippensburg University will not be the only school that sophomore Dorissa Lea Brivchik will be attending in her lifetime.
Stomping, shouting, loud drums fill a room. No, these people are not getting ready to fight, but rather dance — more specifically, stepping.
The CUB’s multi-purpose room was filled with Greek unity and diversity on Feb. 25. The Gamma Alpha Rho chapter of Phi Beta Sigma organized the first all-out “Meet the Greek” event, with more than 20 organizations both fraternity and sororities.
After a six year hiatus, the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity has returned to Shippensburg University. Engaging in the fraternity’s seven core values — loyalty, duty, respect, service and stewardship, honor, integrity and personal courage — Lambda Chi Alpha is in search of a new generation of men at SU that will not only be a good fit for the fraternity, but for the men at SU as well.
Shippensburg University’s Public Relations Student Society of America Committee, PRSSA, will hold its third annual Kupkakes for Kris 5K run/walk n April 13 on SU’s campus. Kupkakes for Kris is a nonprofit organization founded to provide financial support for families impacted by the cost of cancer treatments and related personal expenses.
Ingredients: 3 Tablespoons flour 3 Tablespoons sugar 1 1/2 teaspoons cinnamon
Seth Baker is an SU student who has been active on campus since his first day. Baker, a psychology sophomore from York, Pa., made it his plan to be extremely involved in the campus community.
Last week Kappa Sigma hosted a variety of events each night, from a poker night to a Friday evening barbeque.
Shippensburg University honors program, Reach Out, is inviting students of all ages and majors to join its service-learning project this semester. The program is hosting various events this week to try to get new students to support education in the Dominican Republic and inform more people about what they do.
She searches for a trace of approval in his eyes as she presents the operation order she has been preparing since 6:15 a.m.
The Shippensburg University Office of Multicultural Student Affairs (MSA) honored multicultural and underrepresented minority students for academic excellence at its Rally for Retention Feb.
Elizabeth Stiles sits down on a blue couch in one of the hallways of the Ceddia Union Building at Shippensburg University.
