Megan Sawka Managing Editor
Articles
Artist Spotlight: Greg Schultz
Senior art student Greg Schultz had a series of intaglio glass prints on display in the Brindle Gallery at the Huber Art Center.
A festival built for influencers, not fans
One of the biggest fashion events of the year, aside from the MET Gala or NYFW, is Coachella. What once started as a protest against Ticketmaster services fees has become an influencer runway, where they compete to create the most viral videos.
Slater of March: Ben Hummel
Assistant Sports Editor Ben Hummel has been named Slater of the Month for March for his contributions to sports coverage at The Slate and his commitment to gaining hands-on journalism experience as a student-athlete.
Your World Today Commentary: Thank You, Shippensburg University
I quite literally cannot believe I am graduating. Logically, I know that I am a senior in my last semester, but it simply does not make sense. It is hard to believe that I have really been at Shippensburg University for over three and a half years.
SU Jazz Ensemble shines at performance
The Shippensburg University Jazz Ensemble took the stage Monday night at Luhrs Performing Arts Center for its spring concert.
The craft basket: An online trend about not being online
One of the biggest challenges of becoming less online is replacing your time. It can be hard to go from constant stimulation from your phone to the silence and thoughts of your own mind.
Slater of February: Madison Sharp
Multimedia editor Madison Sharp has been named Slater of the Month for her dedication to visual storytelling at The Slate and consistent contributions to the paper’s photography coverage. Sharp has photographed a wide range of campus events, from theatrical productions to campus events, helping bring the paper’s articles to life each week.
The Texas Tenors brought a taste of Texas to Shippensburg
The Texas Tenors brought a taste of country, classical and gospel to the Luhrs Performing Arts Center on March 1.
NAMI brings mental health to light at plant bingo
Shippensburg University’s National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) hosted its plant bingo on Feb. 25 in the CUB MPR.
Your World Today Commentary: Dealing with application obsession
I am graduating this May. My last edition of Your World Today explored my feelings of anxiety and excitement about the milestone (we’re down to 72 days). What makes me more nervous than graduating is the idea of finding a full-time role.