NEWS


10/23/2012, 12:56am

Accuracy of candidates

As the Presidential campaign enters its final week’s incumbent, President Barack Obama and his Republican challenger Gov.


10/23/2012, 12:45am

Presidential and local elections will impact SU

Not only will the upcoming Presidential election have an effect on Shippensburg University students, but the local House election holds great importance as well. Depending on who is elected in both the national and local elections, it is inevitable that everyone will be impacted in one way or another – but how will SU be affected? One of the main effects politics will ultimately have on SU students is the cost of education.


10/18/2012, 2:36pm

Spencer Overton Discusses Voting Laws, Restrictions

On Wednesday,Oct.10,. Spencer Overton visited Shippensburg University’s Memorial Auditorium to discuss the importance and effects of new attempts at revising voting laws. Overton received his undergraduate degree from Hampton University and graduated with Cum Laude honors from Harvard Law School.


10/2/2012, 12:08am

WSYC nominated for Best Use 
of Limited Resources by CMJ

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.


9/27/2012, 10:35am

Error in communication causes debacle

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.


9/24/2012, 10:26pm

Annual security report available to students

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.