Lydia Elmy
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Remembering those we’ve lost: Transgender Day of Remembrance Lydia Elmy
A sense of unity and solemnity fell over Stewart Hall Wednesday night during the PAGE Center’s Transgender Day of Remembrance event.
Treats no Tricks brings spooky fun to campus
The Halloween spirit made its way onto campus Monday night during Treats no Tricks, an annual event where various student organizations volunteer to bring spooky fun to people of all ages.
Homecoming 2024: MSA and BSU host Step Show
Memorial Auditorium burst to life Saturday night as Multicultural Student Affairs (MSA) and the Black Student Union (BSU) held the annual Step Show during homecoming weekend.
MSA celebrates 2024 Diversity Week with ‘A Quilt to Cover Us All’ reveal
Diversity Week 2024 has come to a close, but its message still carries on across campus. Multicultural Student Affairs (MSA) revealed “A Quilt to Cover Us All” Friday on the Gilbert Lawn, bringing Diversity Week to an end. Each panel of the quilt was created by faculty and students, representing the diversity, inclusivity and unity on campus.
Dialing in: ‘Masters of Time’ debuts at SHAPE Gallery
Time is a fascinating thing; and so is watchmaking!
Bigger than hip-hop: Jeremy C. McCool visits Ship
Music – everyone listens to it. In fact, about 90 percent of the population does; but how many listen to the lyrics and the issues that artists speak out on?
Delta Zeta, Phi Sigma Kappa lip sync their way to victory
Memorial Auditorium was filled with Greeks Thursday night as the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life held its annual lip sync competition, the conclusion of Greek Week 2024.
Trans Week of Visibility: Torrin A. Greathouse
Torrin A. Greathouse, a transgender “cripple-punk” poet and essayist, brought Stewart Hall to life when they read their poems to students and faculty on Wednesday night. The event, hosted by the English department as part of Trans Week of Visibility, drew a large crowd and quickly filled seats.
MSA and RHA host annual “Live at the Apollo”
Harlem made its way into Shippensburg on Thursday night in Stewart Hall during “Live at the Apollo,” an annual event hosted by Multicultural Student Affairs (MSA) and the Residence Hall Association (RHA) that celebrates Black history and art.