Shippensburg Community Resource Coalition takes on Match Madness Partnership
Calling all heroes! Kick off for this unique giving opportunity begins on March 1 and ends the 31.
Calling all heroes! Kick off for this unique giving opportunity begins on March 1 and ends the 31.
It is an understatement to say that we deserve better. But how do we move on to “better” if it feels so utterly impossible to move on in the first place?
Slaters share their experiences on this year's APB trip to New York City.
A recipe of the week for Chocolate Covered Strawberries.
I don’t consider myself to be a Valentine’s Scrooge by any means; my life right now simply does not involve love. From a relationship, that is.
"I won’t say that I’m glad the situation happened, because I could have lived without it. But it helped me find my footing and made me realize, ‘Okay, this is an actual problem. So, what are you going to do about it?’”
The ever-changing culture of relationships has cultivated one of the most uniquely painstaking affairs one can be in: The Situationship. If you fit the above description, this one is for you, and I am here to get you out of the trenches.
On Friday, Feb. 4, the Activities Programming Board (APB) held an all-out Nerf War in the ShipRec from 8–10 p.m.
The Activities Program Board (APB) held its annual Build-a-Buddy event at the CUB on Feb. 4.
“Take a look over here and sleep, all the way down,” Nadeen Manuel’s words echoed through the Memorial Auditorium on the evening of Jan.28.
“Take a look over here and sleep, all the way down,” Nadeen Manuel’s words echoed through the Memorial Auditorium on the evening of Jan. 28.
Recipe of the week: Italian Wedding Soup
This week’s question: “My friends and I like to go out often, but sometimes I know I lack the energy to join them, so I opt to stay in. However, when I see them having fun, I get severe FOMO because I don’t want them to start leaving me out. How do I win in this lose-lose situation?”
It's that time of year again to start making some delicious, savory soup. Stay warm this January with some creamy corn chowder.
As a Black woman, the transition to a primarily white institution will never be easy, especially coming from places that do not lack diversity of people who look like you. Nafisah Conix is no stranger to this transition, and she has found a graceful way to stay true to who she is, advocate for herself and make her presence known here at Shippensburg University.
The woodwind ensembles of the Shippensburg University music department held their fall semester concert in Old Main Chapel on Nov. 6. Three groups including the flute choir, clarinet ensemble and saxophone ensemble spent the semester coming together and practicing various pieces for this concert.
There is nothing funnier than a comedy of errors, and there are plenty of errors to be found in the recent production of “The Play That Goes Wrong.” Let it be known that when it comes to this show, I mean that in the best way possible.
As the month of October came to an end, the families and children in the Shippensburg community came together for nights of Halloween festivities. On Monday, Oct 24, both students and families alike came together for a fun-filled night of Treats not Tricks.
With fall in the air, the Cumberland Valley Community Connections hosted its first Pumpkin Fest at the Shippensburg Fairgrounds on Oct. 21-23. The three-day event featured live pumpkin carver Danny Kissel, a Pennsylvania native who was most recently on the TV series “Outrageous Pumpkins” in 2020, as well as Food Network’s “Halloween Wars.” Aside from the live pumpkin carving, there were various food trucks, fall craft vendors, live music and plenty of activities for the kids.