Shippensburg Area Senior High School welcomed Christian rock band, RED, among other Christian music groups with open arms Sunday as the group stopped in Shippensburg on its RED: Recalibrated Tour.
The CUB amphitheater was bustling on Saturday. From 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. the DECA Entrepreneurship club hosted its second annual Spring Expo.
Musicians at Shippensburg University are not offered the option of majoring in music but choose to play anyway.
Every day in the United States, 105 people die as a result of drug overdose. On Feb. 7, Kyle Golter was one of these deaths.
On Friday, March 28, I went and saw a show by a band called The Bergamot, out of Brooklyn. It was an incredibly different experience.
Put on a show in a theater undergoing renovation. You cannot use the curtains. You cannot use most of the stage lighting.
Every day in the United States, 105 people die as a result of drug overdose. On Feb. 7, Kyle Golter was one of these deaths.
Parents suck, siblings drive each other nuts and a rock band accompanies all the ups and downs. Well, for the Goodman family that’s all true.
This past weekend, two new exhibits opened in the Huber Art Center. The exhibit that opened in the Kauffman Gallery is the SU Student exhibit.
The audience heard the truth from Edith Ann, got beauty tips from Madame Lupe, and found out from Ernestine just how much the phone company cares, when humor icon Lily Tomlin visited Shippensburg on Saturday, March 29.
Seven were left standing. These were the ones who won the first round of Ship Idol and performed on March 26.
Fans packed against the front barricade in anticipation for one of country’s newest singers, Cassadee Pope on Saturday, March 29.
A spider, a fly, and a worm, along with a bumble bee, an ant and a butterfly, all put on an appearance on the stage of the H.
The Women of Ireland, an exciting and innovative group of world-famous performers straight from the Emerald Isle, raised the roof at Luhrs Performing Arts Center Thursday (date?) night, captivating an enthusiastic and interactive crowd of around 800.
One of the first thing that became apparent in Memorial Auditorium on Tuesday, March 11 was that, although based off the Shakespearian tale, this performance of The Tempest was not going to be your typical Shakespeare play.
A new exhibit opened in the Brindle Student Gallery on March 10. The digital photography exhibit is titled “Tyler Graham Photography & Design.” The images are of various senior, engagement, family and solo photo shoots.
The Thought Lot is a place where viewers, artists and musicians can gather every week with the support of the Shippensburg community.
“It’s my first time here but it’s awesome,” Taylor Spigler said about the Thought Lot event on Thursday, March 6.
One of the biggest complaints by gamers recently has been day one patches. What are they exactly? When you put your game disc into your system for the first time or when it comes out, it connects to the Internet and downloads a patch to fix last minute bugs and issues with the game. Most people would think it is a good thing, but people see it as developers putting out broken and unfinished games.
“Finding time to play is tough,” said a scruffy A.J. Dawson as he leaned back in the diner booth.
