WSYC 88.7 FM, Shippensburg University’s student-run radio station, was recently nominated for Best Use of Limited Resources by the College Music Journal (CMJ) for the recent hard work and dedication that was put toward revamping the station. According to WSYC General Manager Brenden Bekos, Music and Program Director Jess Thumma gets in contact with various promotional companies throughout the U.S.
SU Students Attend ‘College Day’ in Philadelphia At 7a.m. on Saturday , Sept. 29, a host of Shippensburg University students lined up to board a bus to Philadelphia to attend the 26th annual College Day Festival.
On Sept. 27, the Shippensburg University Student Senate held its second meeting of the school year. The majority of the meeting was directed toward the various committee reports.
Several power outages across Shippensburg University’s campus this year have affected most residence and dining buildings.
Communication problems further disenfranchised an already skeptical State Rep. Rob Kauffman when he declined an invitation to debate his opponent Susan Spicka at an event at Shippensburg University. According to Ethan Goldbach, president of the SU Student Association, identical invitations were sent to both Kauffman and Spicka on Sept.
Rock Towne townhomes offer students living spaces that are fully furnished with numerous pieces of furniture and also a flat-screen television.
On Oct. 9, 2012, close to four months after his conviction, former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky will receive his final sentencing in a scandal that rocked the very foundations of Penn State University.
The Shippensburg University Police and Department of Public Safety have reminded students in a recent email that they have access to the university’s annual security report. The beginning of the report contains statistics of crimes within the past three years.
The Shippensburg University Honor’s Program held a 2012 election preview on Tuesday, Sept. 18. The session provided bipartisan information on the presidential candidates with the use of speakers and a slideshow presentation.
Many people are not aware that there even is a National Preparedness Month, let alone that it is the month of September.
As college students, many of us are new to voting. And with this year’s election competing with our busy class schedules as well as work hours, it can be pushed to the back of our minds and seem somewhat unimportant.
Susan Spicka, the Democratic candidate for the 89 House District held a question and answer session at Shippensburg University on Sept.
The 2012 Democratic National Convention was held in Charlotte, N.C., from Tuesday, Sept. 4, to Thursday, Sept.
If you are reading this article, you should stop. Take a moment to look around you. Actually, look at all the people around you.
Two and a quarter centuries ago 26 delegates gathered at Independence Hall in Philadelphia, Pa. They gathered to sign the law of their new county, the United States of America. The Constitutional Convention assembled in May 1787.
Shippensburg University’s Student-Veteran’s Resource Center held its grand opening on Friday, Sept.
On Wednesday, Sept. 5, students across campus were drawn to the CUB amphitheater by the sounds of WSYC and a bounce house and the smell of cotton candy.
The current housing project on Shippensburg University’s campus is not the only change the campus has seen or will see in the near future. Last year, the fountain in front of Old Main was renovated and although many students may not find the fountain significant, it is a crucial part of SU’s campus.
The 2012 Republican National Convention started in Tampa, Fla. on Monday, Aug. 27 and ended Thursday, Aug.
On Sept. 7, the Ceddia Union Building (CUB) held its official Grand Opening Celebration. The afternoon was filled with several games and prizes.
