Shippensburg University Cycling, was mentioned in a July 28 article in the Public Opinion highlighting a weekly race in Chambersburg. The club is one of the sponsors of the race. Read the full article.
As we prepare to return, we want to see your faces and hear your words! Submit your photos and videos to any and all of the campaigns below and show your Raider Respect. Masks-on We miss your smile, but we love seeing you show your Raider Respect with your mask. We want to share your…
Ship Votes, an organization at Shippensburg University, was awarded a $10,000 grant by the Students Learn Students Vote coalition, a nonpartisan organization promoting civic learning and engagement on campuses. The grant will fund voter registration events and voter education outreach for students at Shippensburg. This includes details on changes to voting laws. In light of…
Incoming first year student and Central Dauphin East graduate Janiah London and junior Veronica D’Amore appeared in a July 27 Pennlive article about college students preparing for an unprecedented semester. Read the full article.
Noah Anders ’20 was featured with his family in WNEP News story. Anders is the general manager at his family’s ice cream shop, 5-OH, located in Selinsgrove, PA. Watch the story.
John Kuhn ’04 appeared in a July 22 article on All USA News Hub. In the article Kuhn expressed how he feels for undrafted rookies this year who will not have the same opportunities he did because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Kuhn entered the NFL as an undrafted rookie out of Ship and ended up making…
Parking decals are a thing of the past at Ship. This semester, faculty and staff decals will be replaced with parking hang tags. The new tags will be available starting Monday, August 3 at the cost of $1.00. To register you vehicle, please visit the http://parking.ship.edu web page starting August 3 starting at 9:00 a.m. and…
Toru Sato, professor of psychology, appeared in a recent article on dnyuz.com titled “There’s still a pandemic happening. It’s OK to not please everyone.” Sato discusses people-pleasing behavior and the importance of self-love. Read the full article.
Dr. Alison Dagnes, professor of political science, appeared in a July, 17 Sentinel article titled “Shaped by social media and a sense of justice, young mid-state activists step into the spotlight.” In the article Dagnes discusses the impact of technology on younger generations and how it has led to a generation that possesses a greater…
Dr. Alison Dagnes, professor of political science, appeared in an election story on FOX31- Albany, Georgia, on July 17. Dagnes discussed Former Vice President Joe Biden’s lead in Pennsylvania in a recent poll. Read the full story.