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The Slate Speaks: To Trust or not to Trust
As student journalists, many of whom aim to work in national media, it is essential to prioritize accuracy – no matter where you land on the political spectrum.
Tik Tok’s Absence & Borrowed Time
For the day it was banned, Tik Tok felt like a phantom limb. Even though the app was no longer available to use to watch videos, it was difficult to not click on it out of habit.
The Slate Speaks: Feeling Burnt Out?
We Find Common Cause the Exhausted Faculty and Students
The Slate Speaks: Election Angst? Try Touching Grass
Awaiting the election results may be too much, which is why it is important to find ways to keep yourself occupied.
The Slate Speaks: Does Homecoming Still Matter?
Homecoming used to feel more unique when it had themes like 2022’s “Viva Las Ship” or 2023’s “Ship Through the Decades.”
Slate Speaks: It’s a Great Big Campus After All
Shippensburg University has a plethora of groups and programs available to students that we feel deserve attention.
Slate Speaks: Analyzing the Trump-Harris Debate
This debate marks an important milestone in this presidential race, as it will probably be the only debate between the candidates before the election. In this close election, both candidates had messages to give to voters watching.
The Seniors Speak: From one Slater to another
“My two biggest pieces of advice are to get over-involved and then find your priorities. I joined lots of clubs freshman year and made a point to attend as many on-campus events as possible. Everything from paint nights to BINGO to dance lessons, my friend group went to it all."
The Slate Speaks: When acting becomes real life
Nostalgic television stars spoke their truth in a new Max documentary series called “Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV.” The series aired for the first time on March 18, and it encompassed emotional stories from people who grew up working for Nickelodeon. It is important for society to understand the burden that Nickelodeon placed on these lives and how to minimize the chances of this abuse happening again.