Junior Regina Yeung interviewed by WITF
WITF interview junior political science major Regina Yeung for the story “Nearly a Million Pennsylvanians Could Have Their Student Loans Wiped Away Under Joe Biden’s Plan.” Read the full article.
Author Megan Silverstrim
Contribute to ” A Quilt to Cover Us All”
ACT (Ask. Communicate. Teach Tolerance), a student coalition out of the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs (MSA), invites the campus community to contribute to “A Quilt to Cover Us All.” Individuals and groups can submit panels to be included in the quilt that gives individuals and groups a platform for expression. The quilt highlights our…
Evacuation drill schedule announced
Beginning Monday, September 12, 2022, the SU Department of Public Safety (DPS) will conduct evacuation drills in all academic and administrative buildings. Your responsibility begins with an understanding of your building layout, which ensures all occupants are able to safely evacuate through the nearest egress route(s). If applicable during an evacuation, check areas of refuge…
GBLUES Mum Sale
Fall is almost here!! Don’t miss out!! Grace B. Luhrs University Elementary School (GBLUES) is currently hosting its annual MUMS Sale that is running now through September 1, 2022. Mums are available in white, red, orange, yellow, and purple at a cost of $10.00 per mum. These mums are large, beautiful and hearty! Mums will…
Corn Festival Invite and Street Closure Update
Campus Community, You’re invited to attend the annual Shippensburg Corn Festival on Saturday, August 27. Head downtown to experience this community street festival and enjoy great food, entertainment, and vendors. There are some important downtown parking updates to be aware of as the town prepares for the event. King Street will be closed between Prince…
Joseph Zume and graduate student Katherine Zanotti help uncover centuries old mystery with geophysics
This summer, history and geophysics collided as Shippensburg University faculty and students continued to uncover the story of Shippensburg’s Locust Grove Cemetery. Last spring, the National Park Service named Shippensburg’s Locust Grove Cemetery to the National Register of Historic Places as a significant historic site reflecting two centuries of African American history and culture in…
A message from the Registrar: Fall 2022 Registrar’s Report
The Fall 2022 Registrar’s Report is now available for viewing.
JoAnn Baldwin ’81-’89M featured in PennLive
JoAnn Baldwin ’81-89M was featured in a recent PennLive article. Baldwin and her third grade students showcased a quilt they created to display the “spirit of unity, identity and equality.” The quilt was unveiled at the MLK City Government Center in Harrisburg. The quilt was part of a larger project created by Shippensburg University’s Office…
Alison Dagnes quoted in New York Times
Alison Dagnes was quoted in a recent New York Times article titled “Trump has big plans for 2025, and he doesn’t care whether you think he’ll win.” Read the full article.
Volunteers needed for new student move in
It’s almost time to meet the newest members of the Ship community! Student Affairs is looking for volunteers to help with move-in efforts on Thursday, August 18, from 8am – 4pm. Volunteers will be moving students’ belongings into their rooms, providing directions, answer questions, and be an overall positive force on what can be a…