Professor Hawkins and Grace Coffman research warehouse development and air quality in Cumberland Valley
Professor Hawkins and student Grace Coffman research the impact of rapid warehouse development and on air quality in Cumberland Valley.
Author Emma Durnin
Raider Wellness Resource Center: A safe space for the Ship community
The Raider Wellness Resource Center is a space where students and the university community can practice mindfulness, receive guidance and addiction services.
Ship’s chess team earns fifth place in national championship tournament
On January 2-5, The Pan-American Intercollegiate Team Championship was held in Charlotte, North Carolina, at the Charlotte Chess Center, where 47 chess teams competed across the U1800 Division. Through hard work and dedication, the Shippensburg University chess team impressively earned fifth place in the competition. Ship’s chess team members include captain Nathan Zeigler, Kevin Hemingway,…
March for Humanity celebrating MLK Jr., featuring Dr. Khalid N. Mumin ’95
The 37th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. March for Humanity will be held on Tuesday, January 28, starting at 3:30 p.m. at the Old Main Chapel.
Ship Alumni set to be featured on Shark Tank
Tom Phillips ’07 and Jaron Nalewak ’08 and their business partner Joseph McDevitt. are set to pitch their product, Bro Glo, on Shark Tank.
Alumnus Adam Oldham named the 2024 PA Counselor of the Year
Adam Oldham, a two-time alumnus of Shippensburg University, earned his Bachelor of Arts in 2010 and his Master of Education in School Counseling in 2013. In 2023, completed his Doctorate of Education at Immaculata University. Oldham serves as a school counselor at Big Spring High School, an adjunct professor in Ship’s counseling department, and as…
Alecedys Clarke Presents Research at PCA Conference
Alecedys (Cedy) Clarke, a graduate student in the counseling program at Ship, presented research at 56th Annual Pennsylvania Counseling Association (PCA) Conference. Her presentation,” Cultural Responsiveness in Supervision: Fostering Counselor Identity Development”, explained the importance of discussing multicultural issues within counseling supervision. Clarke presented her research alongside her supervisor, Christopher Cooper, a doctoral candidate in…
Emma Halsey’23 discusses career at WITF for National Public Broadcasting Day
Shippensburg University alumna Emma Halsey’23 shared her experience working at WITF, a public media organization in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. As an audio producer, sound engineer, radio host and event staff member, Halsey wears many different hats. “When I was first trying to figure out what I wanted to do for my career, I knew I wanted…
Ship students go to work for the PA Farm Show
Shippensburg University's CJM student interns are taking over Ship's Instagram page to share their experiences interning at the PA Farm Show.
Shippensburg University News site is under construction
The Shippensburg University site will be under construction from 12/30/2024 until 1/13/2025. During this time, the site may be challenging to navigate, as not all articles are up-to-date, categories are being reorganized, and certain sections still need to be added and/or removed. The news website is being repaired as quickly as possible, thank you for…