Audience members roared with laugher and applause Wednesday evening at Shippensburg University’s H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center as Sherman Alexie wove ideas of cultural competence and personal stories together.
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.
Student Government candidates convened in the Shippensburg University McFeely’s Coffeehouse on Thursday evening to discuss the reasons why they should be elected to Student Government for the 2017–18 school year.
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.
Joseph F. Demarco, 18, of McCune Hall, Jacob S. Pollock, 18, of Seavers Hall and Alexandra P. Albert, 20, of Clear Spring, Maryland, were charged with underage drinking in connection with an incident that occurred March 18.
Pennsylvania’s physician general Dr. Rachel Levine addressed the audience in Shippensburg University’s Old Main Chapel on March 27 on issues concerning the LGBT community, including sex, drugs and gender identity.
Shippensburg University’s Day of Understanding, an annual event that celebrates diversity and individualism, will feature a lecture by author Sherman Alexie on Wednesday.
Not only does April mark the first full month of spring, but it also marks National Financial Literacy Month.
Shippensburg University’s College Democrats and criminal justice department recently presented a showing of the documentary “13th” in the Ceddia Union Building’s Orndorff Theatre.
Speakers from Millersville University (MU) gave a special presentation in Shippensburg University’s Old Main Chapel on Tuesday to introduce a one-of-a-kind disabilities program to the Shippensburg community.
Maker of the iconic rainbow flag used to represent the LGBT community, Gilbert Baker, died in New York City over the weekend, which reminded many people of the long history of LGBT Americans’ fight for equality.
The Shippensburg section of the Cumberland Valley Rails-to-Trails pathway will finish its last major hurdle toward completion with the installation of a walking bridge over Shippensburg’s Fogelsonger Road.
Shippensburg University students filled the Ceddia Union Building (CUB) Multipurpose Room on Thursday evening to listen to Women’s History Month speaker and political strategist Jessica Byrd.
Last Monday, Shippensburg University became one of 83 campuses in 23 states to be named a “voter friendly campus” as part of a series of voter education initiatives led by the Campus Vote Project (CVP) and Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education (NASPA), according to a news release issued by SU professor and Ship Votes adviser Catherine Clay.
The Supreme Court seat left vacant last February may soon find a home with President Donald Trump’s nominee, Neil Gorsuch.
The sounds of 18th century piano music flooded Shippensburg University’s Old Main Chapel on Saturday afternoon during keyboard performer Carol lei Breckenridge’s lecture on the origins of the piano.
In light of tough financial times for the 14 Pennsylvania Association of Higher Education (PASSHE) schools, Mansfield University announced the possibility of faculty layoffs at the end of the 2017-18 academic year.
Shippensburg University’s Fashion Archives and Museum has opened its latest exhibit last Thursdsay, called “Through the lens of the beholder: The Fine Art of Fashion” where students displayed clothes and accessories from prominent designers of the 19th and 20th centuries.
Republicans hit a roadblock last week with repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act, but they are making progress in deconstructing broad internet privacy protection policies that were created under former President Barack Obama’s administration.
An award-winning author offered Shippensburg University an inside look into her writing process Thursday evening in Old Main Chapel.
