The ‘stache’ is back

Brace yourselves: Moustache Mania has hit Shippensburg University. Call them what you will: lip doilies, cookie dusters, soup strainers, or simply ‘staches,’ these caterpillars will soon be crawling all over campus. The craze started when SU students Todd Hayes, Ravone Cornish, David Stein and the Inter-Fraternity Council (IFC) hosted “Shave the Date” this past Wednesday, Oct.

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Panelists discuss the future of Social Security

Adam Swope, Pennsylvania Field Organizer for Retired Americans, held a panel at Shippensburg University about the future of the state of Social Security on April 3.

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Jack Frost Baffles Weathermen

It appears Jack Frost has finally been evicted from Pennsylvania, at least until next year. In his wake, he left a record-setting Pennsylvanian winter wonderland.

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Pa. looks into legalizing recreational and medical marijuana

Marijuana use is one of the most fiercely debated topics in the U.S. today.

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Could Tinder be the new eHarmony of the world for college kids?

There is a new dating app on the market and if you are single and bored like me, I have news for you.

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Speaker discusses biases against disabled people

Kim Nielsen, disability historian and acclaimed author of “A Disability History of the United States” and “The Radical Lives of Helen Keller,” delivered a speech at Shippensburg University on Wednesday, Oct.

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All ages take part in annual Constitution Day celebrations

On Tuesday, Sept. 17, Shippensburg University recognized Constitution Day with a speech by Helen J. Knowles, a visiting professor from Skidmore College.

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