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LSO cooks up a fun night for students
Shippensburg University’s Latino Student Organization (LSO) held their annual cookout on Sept. 12 at the McCune Pavilion. LSO members were joined by the student body to celebrate a night of food, dancing, and culture.
APB hosts campus Game Show night
The CUB MPR was packed on Saturday for Game Show Night presented by the Activities Programming Board (APB). Snacks and refreshments were provided, along with several door prizes for participants. Students had the opportunity to play classic Game Shows like “Jeopardy!”, “Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?”, and “Name That Tune.” However, due to time constraints, organizers skipped “Family Feud” and raffled off the remaining prizes instead.
Bieber continues to stand on business: 'SWAG II' Review
Justin Bieber releases a surprise new album, just two months after the release of "SWAG."
Setlists of our Summer
Summer of 2025, some of our staff were busy attending concerts. Check out the different shows we went to!
Mystery solved: ‘Murder on the Orient Express!’
Shippensburg University Acting Group (SUAG) brought “Murder on the Orient Express!” to campus last week with four showings. Memorial Auditorium was buzzing on Saturday, April 19, for the play adapted from Agatha Christie’s murder mystery novel.
New 'Snow White' review
“Snow White” hit theaters on March 21 and has already received its fair share of critics. I was optimistic about Disney reimagining a classic movie in live action, but I found the movie lacking in multiple areas.
‘Night at the Apollo Brings’ Inspired Performances to Shippensburg University
Students at Shippensburg University took center stage Thursday night for Night at the Apollo, an event celebrating the history of the legendary Apollo Theater and the artists who made their mark there.
Dr. Javier Ávila kicks off SU Diversity Week with ‘The Trouble with My Name’
Shippensburg University kicked off Diversity Week on Monday through an evening of storytelling and poetry with “The Trouble with My Name” with Javier Ávila, a Puerto Rican author, poet and English professor. Ávila’s talk with students focused on his journey navigating race, cultural identity and trouble with speaking another language in America.
