The increased amount of gun violence and mass shootings in the United States over the past decades could have been caused by a change in violent gun culture and the normalization of guns, according to Pamela Monaghan-Geernaert, an SU sociology professor.
Chamique Holdsclaw shared her struggles with mental illness in hopes to educate others about how they can get help during a lecture on March 7 in the Ceddia Union Building MultiPurpose Room.
With the recent tragic events in schools across the nation, The Slate is taking a look at the emergency preparedness of Shippensburg University.
The Shippensburg University Department of History and Philosophy hosted a lecture titled, “History in Your Hands: What The Burrito Tells Us About World History” by Jonathan Reynolds, professor of history at Northern Kentucky University, on March 5.
Chicken tenders are a staple in the diet of many college students.
Latin music filled the Ceddia Union Building’s multipurpose room Saturday evening as the Latino Student Organization and Multicultural Student Affairs gathered to dance, eat and listen to rap and words from fellow members about their experiences as people of color living in President Donald Trump’s America.
Student charged with possession of marijuana, drug paraphernalia and underage drinking
Shippensburg University’s Honors Program will officially become The Wood Honors College in the fall of 2018, and the full curriculum change will take place in the fall of 2019, which also marks the 35th anniversary of honors education at SU.
Shippensburg University awarded its first doctoral degree on Feb. 23.
The Shippensburg University History and Philosophy Department hosted the first installment of its “Diggin’ History!” lecture series on Wednesday.
Sharon O’Brien, professor of English and American studies at Dickinson College, spoke at Shippensburg University as part of its disability studies spring lecture on Thursday evening in the Old Main Chapel.
After more than a decade of dropping enrollment rates in the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) it is time for drastic actions to be taken to save the state system from disintegrating.
Parkland, Florida, schools have been threatening students with suspension if they participate in any behavior synonymous with political protests such as walk outs.
This twist on a childhood favorite will surely make any college student feel like they are at their family kitchen table.
Shippensburg University’s Mock Trial team faced five other schools at American University in Washington, D.C., earlier this month, winning two rounds of the regional competition, a first in the club’s history.
Whether you are an art, business or even a computer science major, you understand that studying is not always enough when it comes to your core classes.
Samuel G. Kelk, 18, of Harley Hall, was charged with underage drinking in connection with an incident that occurred on Feb. 18.
Maryum “May May” Ali visited Shippensburg University on Thursday for the Helping Our People Excel (H.O.P.E.) Diversity Scholarship Program to deliver a speech on social issues and civil rights.
The Shippensburg University Grove Forum was filled with students, faculty and community members, leaving standing room only, last Thursday for a presentation and guest panel hosted by the political science department.
