Several student members of the Shippensburg chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) are working with the Environmental Club and the Environmental Steering Committee to host a dumpster dive on campus this week.
Veterans are unlikely to ask for help, much less, ask for hand outs, but the Student Veterans of America of Shippensburg do indeed have a hand out.
WSYC’s, 88.7 FM second annual “Up All Night” showcased the station’s deejays, and allowed local performers live airtime, but mostly it was held for the students — and it almost did not happen. WSYC’s PR Director Alex Anstett, a junior, along with students in the Communication/Journalism Department’s practicum course had been planning the event since January.
The campus saw an interesting sight this weekend with everything from professional cosmetics and handcrafted jewelry to traditional ocarinas and repurposed glass bottles gracing Heiges Field House.
The 28 students traveled from northern France to New York City for a few days, then came to Shippenburg last Thursday evening until Sunday morning.
Shippensburg University’s entrepreneurship club E-BOSS is scheduled to host a Spring Expo this Saturday, April 13.
Did you know according to the U.S Labor Department the employment outlook for the social work profession is expected to increase 25 percent from 2010 to 2020?
On Friday, April 5, at noon, choreographer Wadi Jones kicked off a flash mob to a remix of Taylor Swift’s “I Knew You Were Trouble.” Jones started off the flash mob inside the Raider Room and quickly moved outside into the amphitheater.
SU students and the community celebrated the Year of the Snake, a Chinese tradition, on Thursday in the Ceddia Union Building MPR.
Many students tend to find their schedules to be overwhelming when trying to balance their course load with a club, sport or job thrown on top.
In honor of April’s domestic violence awareness month, The Clothesline Project has come to Shippensburg University.
Shippensburg University’s “Up ‘til Dawn” organization will hold its third annual award-winning event, Pies for Kids, on Tuesday, April 16.
Over 200 students, faculty and community members participated in Shippensburg’s first ever color run on Saturday, April 6 at 1 p.m.
Take the tap off of that keg of Natural Light and head to your local beer store, because contrary to popular belief, there are affordable craft beers out there.
The University Grille in Shippensburg, Pa. is offering a unique new challenge to spice up its menu. The kitchen staff at the restaurant has created a unique new food challenge in hopes of exciting their customers.
Shippensburg’s Farm Club met last week to plant a new crop of seedlings for the spring. The food will be eaten by many Shippensburg students on-campus.
As the semester gets underway, students are becoming increasingly more stressed and looking for outlets to release some of their energy.
Now that spring break has officially come and gone, students are shaking off the rust that quickly built up during break in order to grind out the last few weeks of the semester.
It is time to face the facts ladies: There are not many places in the small town of Shippensburg that offer the cute clothes, shoes and accessories we desire to wear around campus.
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.
