Progress lacks a year after ‘march for our lives’
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It has been one year since the March For Our Lives. On this anniversary, I want to remember why we are fighting.
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It has been one year since the March For Our Lives. On this anniversary, I want to remember why we are fighting.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has dominated the film scene in the past decade, releasing some of the highest grossing movies of all time.
State Rep. Brian Ellis is accused of raping an unconscious women. He has resigned. However, a resignation should not be the final word.
Every year when I watch the president’s State of the Union Address, I see only half the room stand up at a time, and hear the president only value their party’s platform ideals, or just the pure political tension in the room.
In late February first-term Rep. Ilhan Omar made a series of remarks that many deemed anti-Semitic.
President Donald Trump is supposedly the leader of the Republican Party. However, he continues to attack former prisoner of war, American Hero former-Senator John McCain. McCain, unlike Trump, had it all.
Prior to spring break, when thousands of Shippensburg students flooded out of Shippensburg to their respective hometowns or beaches of their choosing, the Shippensburg University Student Government Association (SGA) held their annual elections for the 2019-20 Executive Rules Committee.
Michael Cohen testified before Congress for a second time on Feb. 27.
The U.S. House passed a gun bill, which is called the “Bipartisan Background Checks Act of 2019,” on Feb 27. What the new bill is and what it would mean for the average American is that now everyone needs a background check in order to start the process of buying a gun.
Heading to Sheetz last week, I walked past three little girls, who were probably 8 years old, selling Girl Scout cookies.
As we round the corner finishing a bizarre start to 2019 filled with extreme winter weather, it is easy to picture what an emergency looks like.
Shippensburg University held its first session of the Brew Science Speaker Series on Feb. 28 with earth science and geography professor Alison Feeney.
To The Editor:
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about 100 people are injured or killed a day due to gun violence.
Donald Trump will end up facing two opponents.
Last September, New York University Medical School announced free tuition for its incoming class of future doctors. The initiative was created to encourage students to pursue “primary care specialties or work in underserved areas.”
On Feb. 19 the White House announced its plan to advocate for the international decriminalization of homosexuality.
Scarlett Johansson has built a name for herself as one of the most successful actresses in American history.
Social media platforms allow for the display of false realities of how great individuals’ lives might be.
A Shippensburg student browses Instagram, a social media platform that is commonly used by infuencers to promote products and brands.