Well, we are already a month into the spring semester, and despite the large amount of snow still on the ground, students are surely looking ahead to warmer weather, the end of classes and the beginning of summer vacation.
Flip the lighter open, release a flame and inhale the No. 1 cause of preventable death in the United States. According to the American Lung Association, cigarette smoking causes 393,000 deaths per year and nearly 50,000 deaths from secondhand smoke. At Shippensburg University, smokers are not an unusual sight.
Snow on top of ice on top of ice on top of snow. A string of winter weather left Shippensburg University fighting to keep roads and walkways clear, and caused the school to cancel classes on two days last week. SU was closed Monday, Feb.
Nicholas Johnson, the latest addition to Student Senate, has an impressive weight to carry as the new representative for Multicultural Student Affairs (MSA).
Shippensburg University hosted its 26th annual MLK March for Humanity on Jan. 30 in the Ceddia Union Building.The theme was D.R.E.A.M.: Develop, Realize, Aspire and Motivate. The event was followed by a reenactment of the march that took place in Washington, D.C.
Shippensburg University is among one of the seven Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) schools to adopt a weapons policy that would allow students to carry firearms outside of school facilities as long as they can obtain a permit to carry a concealed weapon.
Escaping from the frigid Pennsylvania weather, 12 Shippensburg University students traveled to the Dominican Republic where they spent a week working with children at the Pathways of Learning School in Santo Domingo.
As many of us were receiving gifts over winter break, many cadets in Shippensburg University’s Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) Raider Battalion were given a significant gift and opportunity of their own.
The Shippensburg University community lost a member on New Year’s Day. Margaret Evans, a retired SU professor died at her home on Jan.
While students have completed the scheduling process for spring semester, many other students were prepared to take that walk to the stage for their diplomas and start a new chapter of their lives.
The owners of the military surplus store, Weekend Warrior, will go to trial after they waived most of the charges against them to higher court on Thursday. Both Denise A.
In his first 60 days serving as chancellor for the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE), Frank Brogan made it his goal to visit the 14 universities he oversees.
The new chancellor of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) will be making his first visit to Shippensburg University on Thursday, Nov.
Shippensburg University’s Army ROTC program sent its Ranger Challenge team to the Cadet Command’s Second Brigade competition on Saturday, Nov.
A Shippensburg couple is being held on $1 million bail each after an early morning raid by the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) on Monday, Nov.
This fall, the Student Group and Activities Committee (SGAC) of Student Senate has been busy voting on appeals, discussing penalties and accepting paperwork. Roller hockey and men’s lacrosse have received 20 percent budget reductions for this year and must update their constitutions.
More than 70 people gathered in Dauphin Humanities Center for the Women’s Institute for Leadership and Learning conference on Friday afternoon.
A 12-pack of Ramen: $2.12. Textbooks: $450. Tuition: $4, 824. Getting a bachelor’s degree: –$26,600.
