Dhiman Chattopadhyay, communication/journalism, had his research published in the Global Media & Communication Journal (SJR Rank Communication 145/445; Impact Factor .658) in January 2021. The research paper titled: #Kanhaiya: Exploring Indian journalists’ use of Twitter to share developing news and audience engagement with different types of tweets” – was uploaded online-first on January 22 and…
Kyle Areias ’16 was hired but the Newton Borough as a police officer and the announcement of his new position was mentioned on Buck Local News. Read the story.
Stephanie Jirard appeared on air and in a WITF article that is part of a series titled Toward Racial Justice. Jirard has appeared several times in the series. Read and listen.
Early Warning Grades (EWGs) will be due Friday, March 26, at 4:00 p.m. All grades will be processed online. We will be enabling the ability to submit EWGs for all students. As in the past, we strongly encourage the submission of EWGs for all students. 100-level courses and those 200-level courses that are taken by…
Celebrate Black History Month with a virtual performance by Step Afrika! on Thursday, February 25 at 6:00 p.m. Viewers will be treated to a blend of percussive dance styles that highlight historic African American fraternities and sororities, traditional African dances and an array of contemporary dance and art forms into a cohesive compelling artistic experience.…
Join us for one, two or all three professional development opportunities. All sessions will be via zoom. Supervisors are asked to give all university staff time to attend these professional development sessions. Register for sessions at: Shippensburg University – Professional Development RSVP Once registered you will receive the zoom links for each session. Tips and Tricks…
Lawrence Eppard and Alison Dagnes launched a new podcast “Utterly Moderate” and it was featured in the Public Opinion and the Herald Mail. The podcast welcomes experts to discuss topics such as immigration, climate change, the First Amendment, democracy and COVID-19. Read the full article.
Alumna Christine Musser was quoted in a Sentinel article covering the move of historic house in Cumberland County. The Junkin house, built in 1752 will be moved for preservation this spring. Read the full article.
Romarr May ’14 was featured in a Reading Eagle story titled “Election 2021: How communities of color are moving forward in upcoming elections.” Read the full story.
Two local high school football players who have committed to Ship in the fall were featured in the Sentinel. Jeremiah Carothers and Tayler Shear are excited to start their academic and athletics journey at Ship. Read the full article.