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Senior artists explore censorship, AI and transformation in the capstone exhibition
Through printmaking, digital art, ceramics and charcoal drawings, Shippensburg University senior art students used their capstone exhibition to explore censorship, artificial intelligence, horror and personal transformation Thursday at the Huber Art Center.
Patterson says student support, downtown ties and entrepreneurship will shape SU’s future
Shippensburg University President Charles Patterson said the university’s future will depend on how well it supports students, strengthens its connection to downtown Shippensburg and builds new opportunities through entrepreneurship.
Former Gettysburg mayor arrested again after resigning three months into term
Just months after taking office — and weeks after his first arrest — former Gettysburg Mayor Chad-Alan Carr was arrested again in Texas before being brought back to Pennsylvania to face a new set of charges, deepening a case that has rattled both borough government and Gettysburg’s theater community.
Ship students fill up on food and culture at Global Potluck
Students enjoyed a free home style buffet with foods from cultures all around the world at the Culture Cafe: Global Potluck, a campus event hosted by the International Student Organization (ISO).
Art seniors explore identity, faith and change in capstone exhibition
Through paintings, mixed media and deeply personal themes, four graduating Shippensburg University art seniors used their capstone exhibition to examine identity, memory, faith and the uncertainty of change at the Huber Arts Center last Thursday.
Chemistry club makes DIY art during craft night
The Shippensburg University Chemistry Club hosted its Chem Craft Night on March 30 with DIY tie-dye shirts, shrinky dinks and air-dry clay, offering students a creative, stress-relieving break from coursework and a chance to connect outside class.
Historian Rebekah Pite explores yerba mate at Annual World History Speaker lecture in Stewart Hall
A packed Stewart Hall audience heard historian Rebekah Pite on Wednesday night argue that yerba mate is far more than a drink in South America, serving instead as a lens through which to understand the region’s identity, labor history and political resistance.
SU professor receives Common Ground award for community service
Shippesnburg University professor Sean Cornell was surprised to be recognized among Shippensburg’s most prominent businesses and community leaders last week with the 2025 Chamber Common Ground Award. The honor reflects years of his work connecting the university to the wider community through teaching, watershed restoration, sustainability efforts and public environmental advocacy.
Baseball sweeps Lincoln for four game win streak
Shippensburg University’s baseball team completed a four-game sweep of Lincoln University over the weekend at Fairchild Field, winning 21-3 and 4-1 on Friday before adding 15-1 and 5-2 victories on Saturday.