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As I sit here and write about the upcoming few months, I am reminded of the importance behind wanting a change. It’s easy to want a specific change, but it’s harder to make it happen.
“It’s free. Period.”
As the presidential race enters its final seven weeks, both campaigns have been spending a lot of time in the Keystone State. Pennsylvania is among several battleground states that will decide the outcome of the 2024 presidential election with its 19 electoral college votes.
Vice President and Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris continued a string of campaign events in Pennsylvania as she hosted a rally at Wilkes University on Friday afternoon.
The start of a new school year is hard. It is not hard in the way that classes are strenuous, assignments are brutal or the balance between school and life is impossible. It is hard in the way that we, as students, almost forget what it is like to practice our core values when a new year develops.
Levi Maciejewski’s life was honored on Tuesday, August 27 at a service held on the campus of Shippensburg University. Nearly 1,500 attendees filled the Luhrs Performing Arts Center for the service, with another 500 seated in the CUB MPR to honor Levi.
Pennsylvania is slated to be a primary battleground state as the 2024 general election continues to heat up. Quite a lot has changed over the summer, transforming the race into one that would have been unrecognizable a few months ago.
One way or another, another summer has ended, and we are back in the routine of the fall semester. This time of year is always full of excitement across campus with new changes, new faces and the promise of a new academic year in front of us.
“Do you have any idea what a provost even does?”
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro visited Shippensburg University Tuesday morning to tout newly approved educational reforms in Pennsylvania, which many have called a blueprint for the rest of the country.
Members of the Shippensburg University Class of 1973 gathered outside Stewart Hall Saturday morning to celebrate the dedication ceremony for the newly installed SHIP letters.
Shippensburg University’s Student Government Association hosted its final public meeting and transition ceremony to 2024-25 leadership on Thursday afternoon.
The parking lot outside Stewart Hall was a real “who’s who” of Shippensburg University Friday afternoon.
Dickinson College has now joined the ranks of other universities all over the country that have established encampments to protest the ongoing war in Gaza.
“Like the cactus, they can demolish the stones, but the roots stay and will come back up.”
Lillian Sellers, SGA President-Elect
As we enter into the final weeks of the semester, we wanted to take a moment to acknowledge the Class of 2024.
I do not usually believe in things being “meant to be.”
I sobbed so hard I almost threw up when I lost my pencil case last semester. My small, yellow, Choonshik the Kakao friend pencil case disappeared at the end of last November, and I tore apart campus trying to find it.
The presidential race came closer to home this week as the Pennsylvania 2024 primary election kicked off on Tuesday, April 23. The campaigns running in Pennsylvania included both the Democratic and Republican primaries, as well as the primaries for attorney general, auditor general and treasurer. There were also several primaries for Congressional positions.
