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Allen Dieterich- Ward, SU history professor

4/18/2017, 5:59pm

Professor emphasizes environmental history

By Yvonne Wagner

The first thing one notices in Allen Dieterich-Ward’s tiny office is his unusual collection of old coal mining artifacts. His largest is a deep black image of a mining shovel called “The Gem of Egypt.”

4/17/2017, 9:37pm

Police briefs 4/10-4/12/17

 

Hit and run in the F/S-1 parking lot A staff member from the athletics department came to the university police station April 10 to report damage to his black 2013 Kia.

Amadou Koné recalls his childhood experiences that led to his passion for writing. Koné is a professor at Georgetown University and has published six novels throughout his career, including “Le Pouvoir des Blakoros” which won the Leopold Sedar Senghor Foundation’s Best African Novel Award.

4/17/2017, 9:34pm

French writer visits SU

 

An African writer and literary critic shared his experiences and problems with African literature Wednesday in Shippensburg University’s Grove Hall Forum.

SU’s John L. Grove College of Business will introduce a business doctorate program in the fall of 2018, with the expectation of increased student enrollment and prospective faculty interest.

4/17/2017, 9:22pm

Doctorate program to be introduced

 

Shippensburg University’s John L. Grove College of Business will be opening itself up to a wider array of students in the fall of 2018 with the introduction of a new doctorate program.

Survey results show that adults in the United States continue to report high levels of stress and many report that their stress has increased over the past year, according to The Global Organization for Stress.

4/11/2017, 5:58pm

A Raider’s View: Stress is Valid

By Raider Muse

Insomnia, headaches, rapid heartbeat, frequent colds, loss of desire to do things you once found enjoyable and loss of appetite — these all sound like symptoms of depression, but are actually physical symptoms that stress can cause on the body.

Cindy Emondi, Century Café manager

4/11/2017, 5:54pm

Colleges Against Cancer raises money for SU employee

By Maddie Walsh

Looking for someone who is extremely dedicated to Shippensburg University? Look no further than the cozy Century Café tucked away in Old Main, where you will likely find Cindy Emondi diligently at work ensuring quality food reaches hungry Raiders.

Students study the exhibits displayed during INSINC’s annual social inclusion and justice conference.

4/10/2017, 7:43pm

INSINC hosts annual conference

By Hunter Wolfe

Researchers from across the country converged at Shippensburg University Friday for the second annual social justice conference, which seeks to discuss and unveil social problems.

Robin Fleming describes the disappearance of plants and animals after the end of the Roman Empire in Britain. She said the disappearances resulted in a shift in material culture.

4/3/2017, 6:24pm

Lecture explains Rome’s effect on British culture

 

Students and faculty convened in Shippensburg University’s Old Main Chapel on Thursday evening to listen to Robin Fleming’s lecture on how the end of the Roman Empire in Britain affected plants, animals and places.