Shippensburg University alumnus and former women’s tennis team member transitioned from being a student-athlete to an intern at NASA. Her time as an biology student, Wood Honors College student and a key player on the women’s tennis team was an incredibly formative experience for her. “Tennis was definitely the group I spent the most time…
Tom Phillips ’07 and Jaron Nalewak ’08 and their business partner Joseph McDevitt. are set to pitch their product, Bro Glo, on Shark Tank.
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…
Shippensburg University alumnus, Robert (Bob) McCloskey, has led on a legacy in education, civic engagement and art.
Isaiah Murray is a Ship alumnus who received his Bachelor of Arts in sociology in 2021, and his Master of Science in organizational development and leadership in 2024. Now, Murray has found a purpose in using travel as a way to give back to the world. He began his traveling journey in Ghana – with…
On Christmas Day, Officers Hajdarevic and Brady saved a man's life, who was suffering from cardiac arrest.
Milliner and Mantua maker, Eleanor Hargrove, started off learning about historical clothing at the Fashion Archives at Shippensburg University. Her journey continues on at Colonial Williamsburg.
Alumni and professional bagpiper, Kevin Watkins returns to the Luhrs Center to perform alongside the Piano Guys.
Dr. Khalid Mumin, Pennsylvania's Secretary of Higher Education returns to Shippensburg University, his alma mater. During his visit, he toured his previous stomping grounds and personally engaged with students, staff and faculty.
Jessica Carter moved back to Mercersburg, Pennsylvania when her husband completed his service in the United States Air Force. She was working at a credit union, but knew that it wasn’t her passion. Then, Jessica was offered a paraprofessional position at her child’s elementary school, and it lit a fire in her belly. That’s when…