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Here is a suggestion for Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene. If your goal for when you grow up is to be a commentator on Fox News, you can quit Congress at any time to go make that dream a reality. While Greene has not said that is her goal, it is the only explanation for her and her freedom caucus colleagues’ attempts to turn the House of Representatives into a swamp where no bills move without their say.
The fourth annual Central PA Chainsaw Carvers Festival took place at the Shippensburg Fairgrounds last week.
Local Natives, an indie/folk rock band out of Southern California, released their sixth studio album this past Friday, “But I’ll Wait for You.” The record is a sister album to their last release, “Time Will Wait for No One,” and consists of tracks recorded in the same sessions as that album. The result is a beautiful 10-track record that tells a compelling story.
Shippensburg University’s Jazz Ensemble hosted its yearly concert in the Luhrs Performing Arts Center on Monday, April 15. The SU Department of Music presented the concert, which featured a variety of different jazz scores and plenty of soloists, all of which was put together by the hard work of the ensemble’s members and director Trever Famulare.
Shippensburg University’s women’s lacrosse team went 1-1 this week, falling to the West Chester Golden Rams on Wednesday and defeating the Millersville Marauders on Saturday. The win against Millersville was the team’s first PSAC win of the season moving their PSAC record to 1-8 and their overall record to 3-11.
Shippensburg. University’s track-and-field team had a strong performance in its first home meet of the year, with the men’s and women’s teams combining for 14 event wins, 53 PSAC qualifiers and 44 new personal collegiate bests in the Mid-Week Invitational at Seth Grove Stadium.
Shippensburg University’s baseball team dropped its first two games against Millersville on Friday at home but then ended the week with two wins against conference rival Millersville.
The Shippensburg University women's tennis team had a challenging week, facing off against regional rivals Shepherd and Lock Haven in Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Eastern Division matchups.
Shippensburg University softball split both series’ it had this week against Shepherd and Millersville universities.
Each year, humans experience solstices and equinoxes that lead to a form of anxiety in one way or another. As we inch closer to summer, there are many unrealistic expectations that our society depends on in regard to fully participating in the solstice. It is important to discuss why these social precedents are unrealistic. There are many different ways to have a good summer that do not include preconceived ideas of fun.
I have one request of all my readers. Please unplug your headphones, stop your actions and limit your social interactions while consuming this piece. You will thank yourself later.
Franklin Science Center was evacuated early Monday afternoon after “the odor of something burning inside” was detected within the building, according to a mass email sent by SU News at 3:24 p.m on April 22.
Shippensburg University students joined in the Ceddia Union Building (CUB) to discuss the importance of invisible disabilities on Wednesday. A panel of people met in McFeely’s with several others who listened, asked questions and came together in spite of their differences.
You have probably heard about the infamous annual Coachella festival that happens every April. It is a fantastic omen to a great summer, and many people take the preparation, fashion and experience seriously.
Flogging, spanking and being tied up are topics that are usually considered taboo among college students, but learning more about kink and consent may enlighten our experiences with intimacy. On Wednesday, Shippensburg students gathered in CUB 119 to discuss such topics with a conversation led by Megan Yost, Dickinson College professor of psychology and women’s gender and sexuality studies.
My name is Savannah Deibert, and I am a freshman here at the university. I am a Psychology major, minoring in Women & Gender Studies. My first semester was not all that great. I struggled a lot between my finances, classes, and mental health. My mental health was the biggest struggle for me; I have depression and anxiety, and they were at its peak last semester.
In 585 B.C., along the Halys River in modern-day Turkey, the armies of Medes of Lydian clashed. The forces were fighting another battle in the Six Year War when the sun suddenly disappeared, swallowed whole by the moon. The dueling empires would lower their weapons and peace talks would begin. It was one of the earliest recordings of a solar eclipse.
Society is obsessed with the dating lives of women in the music industry. Fans of female pop stars have been accused of being parasocial and crazy, but in recent years, their haters take the cake. The obsession with these women’s personal lives has reached an all-time high. Because of this, women like Sabrina Carpenter, Ariana Grande and Taylor Swift are routinely defined by their dating lives, rather than their talent.
Netflix has a long list of adaptations of popular media under its belt and shows like “Cowboy Bebop” have had terrible receptions.
Drake’s most recent tour, “Big as the What?” was an unbeatable experience for many. Throughout the nine months of the tour, Drake has had many additional performers for his concerts that people have enjoyed.
