While many students who live on campus merely have to shuffle across icy sidewalks to get to class on time, commuters must risk the elements on treacherous roads and deal with the possibility of a car accident.
It was standing room only in Room 205 at the Ezra Lehman Library on Feb. 15 as David Lovett spoke about race and community as part of the Black History Month Speaker Series.
Ultimate Frisbee, which is now known simply as the game of Ultimate, began in 1968 when a group of students from Columbia High School in Maplewood, N.J., picked up a disc and began tossing it down a field.
Reisner, Kriner and the CUB. Reisner, Kriner and the CUB. Lather, rinse, and repeat. But fear not. The answer to escaping the sheer boredom of the dining hall experience is not far away.
Keck Computer Management opened its doors for a grand reopening celebration on Thursday Feb. 7. KCM was formerly located six doors away from its new location on 9 W.
Living in America, it seems that everyone has high blood pressure. Between the constantly moving culture, the high-stress environment at work and the over-salted, over-processed food in the U.
Joseph Borrell, a native of “the deep south,” came to Shippensburg University in 2001 to teach communications, specifically electronic media. Borrell is the department chairperson for the communication/journalism department.
Speeches can be daunting, but students are fighting off nerves by practicing skills in a welcoming, casual atmosphere at the new Toastmasters Club.
Sometimes the best way to judge a place is by how the simplest food is prepared. The University Grille, located on East King Street, serves one of the best grilled cheese sandwiches I have ever had.
February is the shortest and most romantic month of the year. February is also the month of love, and what is the symbol of love?
The past few days have proved to be full of foul weather for Shippensburg, which means hazardous driving situations.
On Thursday, Jan. 31, in the Ceddia Union Building Multipurpose Room, the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs and the African American Organization will host the 25th Annual Rev.
Classrooms across campus are filled with coughing, sneezing students as well as empty seats from sick students; it is flu season.
As the new year kicks off and the spring semester begins, it is a time to start considering resolutions on how to improve from the previous year and the previous semester. Instead of regretting mistakes and missed opportunities at the end of the semester, here are five semester resolutions to help you start the spring semester with confidence. 1.) Do all the work, including extra credit. To do every homework and class work assignment, including extra credit, in all of your classes is much easier said than done.
Weaver has been working for Shippensburg University’s food services for 16 years. From the dining halls to the CUB to Starbucks, her smile and friendliness always went with her.
“Let me make this clear. We are not anti-religion; we are anti-crazy nonsense done in the name of religion.
“Girls! Girls! Come out here, quick!” My mom shouted at my sister, Roxanne and me from the living room.
The Shippensburg Select Diner is one of the many places students can go in town to grab a quick bite to eat.
Being a college student typically involves reading endless chapters in textbooks, writing papers, studying into the wee hours of the morning and eating fast food because it is a quick and easy option.
The word hero gets thrown around a lot, but it has brought new focus to Shippensburg University. When you are a kid you think your hero is your dad or big brother, maybe a superhero like Batman.
