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A.J. Croce brings heart and legacy to Luhrs
For nearly two hours without an intermission, A.J. Croce moved seamlessly between piano and guitar, joined by backup singers, violists and an audience full of lifelong fans.
Power in Pink runway show raises awareness and funds for breast cancer
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Shippensburg University’s D.I.V.A.S. and Elite Modeling Troupe turned Henderson Gymnasium into a celebration of fashion, empowerment and community for their Power in Pink Charity Runway. The event raised funds and awareness for the African American Breast Cancer Association.
Remembering Miss. Di: Latino Explosion honors Diane Jefferson
On Oct. 4, Shippensburg University’s Latino Student Organization (LSO) hosted its first Latino Explosion of the semester, featuring a memorial for Diane Jefferson, the late founder and director of the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs (MSA), who passed away last summer.
More Than a Party: ASA’s Taste of Africa builds Community on Campus
Shippensburg University’s African Student Association (ASA) hosted A Taste of Africa at Gilbert Hall on Thursday, Sept. 18.
Gas pipeline break on Richard Avenue forces evacuation and road closures
A gas line break Tuesday morning on Richard Avenue forced the evacuation of nearby homes as emergency crews worked to contain the leak.
King & Saint Café opens its doors in Shippensburg
The King & Saint Café on 512 West King St. is a new café and bakery in Shippensburg.
University Forum approves removing untaught courses
Shippensburg University’s Forum met on Tuesday, Feb. 18 in the Ezra Lehman Memorial Library. The forum reviews and discusses matters related to curriculum, student life and university policies. The University Curriculum Committee, in charge of regulating undergraduate and graduate classes, briefed forum members on the courses that have not been taught for five years that are set to be dropped.
Mac Miller’s Baloonerism: More than Magnification of Abuse
"Balloonerism” is more than a musical representation of Miller’s struggle with addiction. It shows his unwillingness to conform to conventional or commercial musical standards during the rise of fame and his willingness to be vulnerable with his fans as a young artist, especially during his producer’s metamorphosis phase.
Pague & Fegan cuts ties with supplier after True Value declares bankruptcy
In a world dominated by online orders and big-box corporate stores, Pague & Fegan’s continued success as a local business means that the Fagues now wait for suppliers to approach them with opportunities, rather than seeking them out.
Musical legacy lives on after Quincy Jones passes
Quincy Jones was a musical titan and pioneer in his prime, which never ended until his death at 91 years old on Nov. 3