Theresa Helwig
Articles
Student Spotlight: Student strives to work with people
For many students, deciding a career path for their future poses a difficult challenge. Danielle Wagner, a 26-year-old Shippensburg University senior, is one non-traditional student who has gone through the process of selecting not one, but two completely different career paths.
ABBA The Concert takes Shippensburg back to the '70s
ABBA The Concert transported the audience at Shippensburg University’s Luhrs Performing Arts Center back to a time when platform shoes, bell-bottomed pants and smooth tunes ruled the music industry.
The Texas Tenors serenade Shippensburg
The Texas Tenors’ smooth blend of voices meshed together seamlessly as they performed on Wednesday at the H.
Travis Porter gets crowd jumping
The crowd exploded when the hip-hop group Travis Porter hit the stage in Shippensburg University’s Ceddia Union Building on Sunday.
Solo artist steals show at Thought Lot
When some people hear about an art exhibit, they visualize a series of paintings or drawings hanging in a quiet atmosphere.
The game of Ultimate Frisbee gains popularity
Ultimate Frisbee, which is now known simply as the game of Ultimate, began in 1968 when a group of students from Columbia High School in Maplewood, N.J., picked up a disc and began tossing it down a field.
Student Snacking at SU
It is a well-known fact that attending a college or university is a costly endeavor. Not only do students who pursue a degree have to pay for the tuition; there are many other costs that are incurred and added to the overall bill as well.
Social Work Students Start Club: "E-Stop"
Human trafficking affects nearly 2 million people around the world each year. Surprisingly enough, 50 thousand of these incidents occur within the United States. After realizing these awful statistics, five social work majors decided to start the Eliminate Slavery and Trafficking Of People club (E-Stop).
SU Student Spotlight: Rebecca Mandell
Every student on campus at Shippensburg University knows what it is like to be given assigned readings and lengthy papers.
Shippensburg Corn Festival is successful
On Saturday, Aug. 25, the annual Shippensburg Corn Festival transformed King Street into a medley of art, entertainment and food vendors. The idea of the corn festival was established by the Shippensburg Heritage and Recreation Society (SHARPS). After a historic log house was torn down in order to build Sheetz in 1979, SHARPS decided to begin the process of making Shippensburg into a registered historic district with the National Register of Historic Places in order to ensure its history was preserved.
