Shippensburg University is pleased to feature its senior art students with the launch of the virtual Fall 2020 Senior Art Exhibition. The exhibit is composed of the finest art works created by senior art majors. The exhibit is the results of nine months of intense research and investigation into a theme identified by the artist.…
A partial, campus electrical power outage is scheduled for Tuesday December 15. The following buildings will have their main power disconnected starting on/around 8 a.m., with power being restored on/before 1:00 p.m.: Chilled Water Plant Harley Hall Gilbert Hall Henderson Gym Horton Hall Huber Arts Center Kieffer Hall Kriner Dining Lackhove Luhr’s Performing Arts Center…
Alumnus Glenn Rissmiller was featured in The Morning Call on November 30. The article highlights Rissmiller’s time as officiating high school football. Read the full article.
Alison Dagnes quoted in Cherokee Tribune and Ledger-News article discussing election results in Pennsylvania. The article first appeared in the Philly Tribune. Read the full article.
Khalid Mumin ’95, superintendent of the Reading School District was featured in the Philadelphia Tribune. Mumin was named the 2021 Pennsylvania Superintendent of the Year by the Pennsylvania Association of School Administrators. Read the full article.
Marc McLean ’03 was featured in the Gettysburg Times on November 23. McLean was named the new head coach of boy’s basketball at Gettysburg High School. Read the full article.
A version of this story first appeared in the Shippensburg University Magazine. Stewart Hall, Ship’s iconic building at the entrance to campus, has been restored to its former glory through a major renovation project funded by an alumni giving campaign. As state guidelines allow, the building will function as a welcome center, special events venue,…
Last year, senior ROTC cadet Joseph Oleski was one of only a few cadets to ride in an Army Blackhawk helicopter for a field training exercise. While he once considered being selected for this special experience the highlight of his time in ROTC, some recent news might just beat that thrilling ride. Oleski, a geoenvironmental…
On November 20, psychology major and ROTC cadet Megan Kuna ’20 was commissioned a second lieutenant in the US Army. During the socially-distanced ceremony, which was also live broadcast, Kuna reflected on her time at Ship and thanked her family, friends and ROTC cadre. “You gave me the confidence to step out of my comfort…
Ship athletic director Jeff Michaels appeared in a story on Fox43 on November 20. Michaels discussed Ship’s decision to move forward with swimming and cross country championships. See the full story.