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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?”
The fall semester is always a special time for me. The energy is fresh, with new students moving into their dorms and returning students reuniting with their friends. Moving, exploring campus buildings and meeting new people is exciting for freshmen, but it can also be stressful. As a junior at Shippensburg, I have been through it before, and so has every other upperclassmen student on this campus. Here are some tips to make sure that your first week on campus is as seamless as possible.
Need a sweet treat after your first college class? Look no further. This mug cake only takes one minute to prepare and will bring you some sweet satisfaction after a long day of class. Requiring only three ingredients, a mug and a fork, this chocolatey dessert is convenient and delicious.
Hello, Shippensburg University students! Welcome, or welcome back, to the 2024-2025 academic year. The Slate looks forward to serving you as the year continues.
Every August brings a new wave of energy to campus, as the latest class of Raiders begin their journey at Ship and experience everything campus has to offer for the first time.
Given that my review of the book “It Ends with Us” was among the first articles I posted, it was only appropriate that I also review the adapted movie.
I hate country music, for the most part.
She’s working late, ‘cause she’s a singer.
In 2020, you could not escape Glass Animals. They released a bonified hit in “Heat Waves”, and dropped their third studio album, “Dreamland.” They received immense love for the record. After they blew up in 2020, they were somewhat radio silent for years, until they announced their new album, “I Love You So F***ing Much”, which was released on July 19, 2024.
While visiting Shippensburg University to promote new educational reforms in the 2024-25 state budget, Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro faced a barrage of questions over his political future.
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 women’s track-and-field team took eight individual conference titles on their way to the 15th team title in program history. The Raiders finished with 186 points, scoring in 20 of 21 events to finish 27 points ahead of second-place Slippery Rock.
Shippensburg University’s men’s track-and-field team cruised past its competition earlier this month at Seth Grove Stadium to win the PSAC Outdoor Track and Field Championship for the 15th straight year. Nine raiders won individual titles, with the team scoring 246.83 points, 98.5 points clear of runner-up Slippery Rock.
The Shippensburg University lacrosse team’s season ended in a hard-fought, double-overtime loss, 11-10, in a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Eastern Division game on Saturday, May 4 at Bloomsburg University.
Shippensburg University’s baseball team fell in its final game of the regular season on May 1 against the Frostburg State Bobcats. The team finished with a 26-19 record overall and 19-13 in PSAC play.
Stewart Hall was filled with students and faculty on April 30 to celebrate the publication of both Write the Ship, SU’s undergraduate academic journal, and The Reflector, the campus literary journal.
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.
