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Pague & Fegan cuts ties with supplier after True Value declares bankruptcy
In a world dominated by online orders and big-box corporate stores, Pague & Fegan’s continued success as a local business means that the Fagues now wait for suppliers to approach them with opportunities, rather than seeking them out.
Musical legacy lives on after Quincy Jones passes
Quincy Jones was a musical titan and pioneer in his prime, which never ended until his death at 91 years old on Nov. 3
The Real Winners and Losers of Pennsylvania’s Conservation History
Allen Dieterich-Ward, Shippensburg University history associate professor, spoke at Stewart Hall about his newest book, “Cradle of Conservation.” The book dives into the complex history of Pennsylvania's conservation efforts that combated the negative effects of the steel, railroad and automobile industries.
Trump Chooses New Media Over Legacy
Former President Donald Trump has turned down prestigious news interviews like “60 Minutes” to defer to social media influencers and podcasters.
Global Potluck brings out a slice out of everyone's lives
Plates of food were brought out at the Spiritual Center on Tuesday for Shippensburg University students, professors from the language departments and the members of the Global Education and Services Club who hosted an educational event to learn about people through their hometown meals.
Sony buys Pink Floyd for less money
David Gilmour, the lead guitarist of Pink Floyd, and their remaining members sold their music, name and likeness to Sony Records for about 400 million on Oct. 1, after almost 40 years of one of the most drawn out and famous royalty feuds in rock history.
The Beach Boys bring famous ‘good vibrations’ to Luhrs Center
The Beach Boys, one of the most popular American bands of all time, stopped by the H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center for their Endless Golden Summer Tour on September 26.
Progress updates shared at University Forum
University Forum held its second-to-last meeting at the Ezra Lehman Library on April 23, in which the University Curriculum Committee (UCC), Student Affairs and other groups exchanged progress updates.
Michael W. Smith graces Luhrs with the gospel
Michael W. Smith, a Christian contemporary rock artist, played for listeners at the Luhrs Center on Leap Day. Smith has been performing worship and making music for over 30 years but has not lost any pep in his step.
Pablo Cartaya: More Than an Author
Pablo Cartaya is a grandson first and published author second. Cartaya shared an abundance of hilarious yet touching life experiences inside Stewart Hall on Thursday that inspired him to write and influenced his books. Pablo Cartaya is an internationally acclaimed author, screenwriter, speaker and educator.