Top 5 things to do as a freshman at SU
ByAs summer 2013 comes to a close, a new wave of freshmen have arrived at SU. Congratulations to last year’s freshmen on their journey to upperclassmen.
As summer 2013 comes to a close, a new wave of freshmen have arrived at SU. Congratulations to last year’s freshmen on their journey to upperclassmen.
Imagine spending the summer in sunny Florida in one of America’s most popular theme parks all while getting paid and furthering your career.
This spring, the boys in Phi Sigma Kappa have worked their way up to finally receive their official charter, which classifies them as a “chapter.”
For many students, deciding a career path for their future poses a difficult challenge. Danielle Wagner, a 26-year-old Shippensburg University senior, is one non-traditional student who has gone through the process of selecting not one, but two completely different career paths.
University Bible Fellowship (UBF) is an international Bible-based organization that has a chapter that meets on the Shippensburg University campus weekly.
While most students spend their time partying, Elizabeth Rachlin devotes her time to helping others battle cancer.
Shippensburg students got the chance to forget all about the stresses of finals week approaching, last-minute presentations, projects and papers on Saturday, April 27, from 11 a.m.
The Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Club is new to the scene at Shippensburg University.
One fashion trend that has been seen all over campus and in the most popular clothing stores is the denim button-up shirt.
Cara Shumaker, current managing editor of The Slate, will be next year’s editor-in-chief, replacing current editor-in-chief Chelsea Wehking, who is graduating this May. Shumaker, a junior, has been involved with The Slate since the first semester of her freshman year at Shippensburg University.
The last thing a student thinks about in the spring is Homecoming, but the Homecoming Committee has already picked a theme for the 2013 Homecoming celebration.
Distracting websites, that is. Whether you’re pulling an all-nighter to finish that 10-page paper or cramming for finals, distracting websites such as Facebook, YouTube and Twitter can be your worst enemy. We have distractions prying into our free time today more than ever, including but not limited to websites, text messages, TV shows and video games.
Kupkakes for Kris is a non-profit organization in honor of cancer fighter Kris Green. Kris was a member of the Central Pennsylvania public relations community and served as a crucial member.
One in six Americans face hunger daily. This alarming statistic is what motivated the Shippensburg University PRSSA Project Share Committee to host a hunger awareness week on campus.
Rachel Flicker, a 21-year-old junior, is a psychology student at Shippensburg University. Flicker has been heavily involved with the campus, the community and even outside her community in the past three years she has spent at SU. Flicker is involved in several organizations on campus.
Shippensburg University students went barefoot for a day to raise awareness of children’s health and education. On Tuesday, April 16, Shippensburg University went “One Day Without Shoes.’ This is the fourth year SU has participated in the “One Day Without Shoes” event.
Are you interested in giving back to the community in more ways than one? Do you enjoy helping others?
Shippensburg University’s quidditch team hosted the Flying High Quidditch Tournament on Saturday, April 20.
Two Shippensburg Greek organizations combined efforts this year to raise money for Relay For Life.
Alpha Omicron Pi women’s fraternity was first founded at Barnard College in New York. Since then there have been 190 chapters installed with more than 151,000 initiated members all over the world.