On Wednesday, March 13, poet Ryan Teitman read his writing to souls of Shippensburg, then answered their questions during a mellow poetry reading. Professor Zach Savich’s Poetry Writing class attended the reading along with other students, faculty and fans of written word.
Wheelhouse Café owners met with Shippensburg’s entrepreneurship club E-BOSS to discuss a potential marketing and promotion partnership last week.
The Shippensburg Borough Council is composed of six elected officials, each serving four-year terms.
On Sunday, Feb. 24, Phired Up Productions hosted an event in Old Main Chapel promoting social excellence to undergraduate students.
What is public relations (PR) and why should I study it?
International students had the opportunity to talk about cultural differences and various issues at Shippensburg University on Thursday, Feb.
Christine Lincoln, a fiction author who has appeared on “The Oprah Winfrey Show,” visited Shippensburg University Wednesday to present two examples of her work.
Is your mouth craving a new experience? Local angus beef in steaks and burgers will be ready to cook on the 4-foot grill at CJ’s American Pub and Grill in early March.
The book drive for the 29th Annual Friends of Legal Services ends on Friday, April 15. “As you’re gathering your tax material together, why not clean out your bookshelves at the same time?” said Carolyn Carter, a Friends of Legal Services volunteer.
“Sex, drugs and suspense,” is how Jennie Giardine, a Shippensburg University alumna, described her first published novel “Opium Dreams.” According to Giardine, “Opium Dreams” is an unconventional romance that “appeals to all” and one that is highly sensual and full of suspense with twists and turns leaving the reader constantly asking questions and wondering who is behind everything.
Practicing gun safety can give the population a deeper understanding of the working mechanics of a gun to prevent an accident.
When a bizarre case of crime or violence hits the news, many point out the perpetrator as “crazy;” lawyers make mental illness an excuse to keep their client out of jail, and the diagnosis seems to comfort the public more.
Before his lecture at the Luhrs Performing Arts Center, John Quiñones, co-anchor of the ABC news program “Primetime,” held a small informal session on the backstage of Luhrs for students to hear him speak and have them ask questions.
The meaning of the Second Amendment has sparked debate for decades. It is only one sentence long and outlines the right to bear arms in vague terminology.
Much of the nation’s attention has been shifted to issues concerning gun control as well as gun violence following the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Conn., which resulted in the deaths of 26 people.
Whatever the reason may be, it could be in your interest to purchase a gun. Before you buy though, there are some things to consider about Pennsylvania’s regulations.
The battle is on for the next Ship Idol. For the past three weeks, 10 contestants have given all they have into their performances through singing and dancing in an effort to impress voters and prove they are the next Ship Idol.
You may be surprised to hear that aside from all the scholarly journals, classroom readings and ancient texts are books that people actually enjoy taking out; hence, the pleasure reading section of the library.
It was a 14-hour delivery and the new parents could finally hold their new baby girl, Tori. Tori seemed perfectly healthy, passing all of the initial tests.
Fans in a sea of pink roared loudly in Heiges Field House on Saturday, Feb. 16, for the Shippensburg University men’s and women’s basketball teams as they both took home two well-earned victories against East Stroudsburg University.
