Ship’s Anti-Racism Institute featured on CBS21
CBS21 highlighted Ship’s new Anti-Racism Institute during their evening broadcast on September 25. Steph Jirard explained the importance of the institute and its potential impact. See the full story.
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Ship’s new Anti-Racism Institute featured in Sentinel
The Sentinel highlighted the announcement of the new Anti-Racism Institute at Shippensburg University. Read the full article.
Raise your voice to fight racism: A call for stories
The Office of Equity, Inclusion, and Compliance, in coordination with The Writers’ Lighthouse, seeks true stories of experiences with racism from the Shippensburg University family. Those pieces selected will be included in a volume entitled Say It Loud: Transformational Tales of Everyday Racism, to be published in the spring and shared with our academic community. …
A message from the SU COVID Office: September 24 update
As of today, September 24, 2020, Shippensburg University has had 9 reported positive COVID-19 cases. The University has 5 active cases currently. Please SPREAD THE WORD (not the virus) 1) ASYMPTOMATIC TESTING: The University continues to invite a random selection of students to participate in Asymptomatic Testing every week. These tests will require 48-72 hours for results.…
Shippensburg University announces new Anti-Racism Institute
The Anti-Racism Institute (ARI) at Shippensburg University is focused on one primary goal: to facilitate student engagement, scholarly research, and academic enrichment regarding the subject of race. The Institute, announced today by University President Laurie A. Carter, was created with cross-campus input from faculty and staff based upon the racial awakening that is currently gripping…
Alison Dagnes quoted in TribLive filling Supreme Court vacancy
Dr. Alison Dagnes was quoted in a September 22 article in TribLive about filling the Supreme Court vacancy created by the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Dagnes specifically weighed in on Senator Pat Toomey’s announcement that he would consider a President Trump nominee. Read the full article.
A message from SU COVID Office: September 21 update
As of today, September 21, 2020, Shippensburg University has had 5 reported positive COVID-19 cases. The University has 2 active case currently. Three students have completed their isolation process without complications. 1) ASYMPTOMATIC TESTING: The University is inviting a random selection of students to participate in Asymptomatic Testing every week. These tests will require 48-72 hours for results. If…
Caryn (Long) Earl ’98 named 2020 Hunger Hero by Central PA Food Bank
Alumni Board of Directors immediate past president and Alpha Phi alumna Caryn (Long) Earl ’98 was named a 2020 Central PA Food Bank Hunger Hero. Earl currently serves as the director of the Bureau of Food Assistance for the PA Department of Agriculture. September is Hunger Action Month, “a time when people all over America…
Join us for a Virtual Open House Sat. Sept. 26
Join us for an engaging virtual open house at 11:00 a.m. on September 26, 2020. This is a great way to discover all that Shippensburg University has to offer. [button link=”https://apply.ship.edu/portal/openhouse” newwindow=”yes”] Register Online Today![/button] During our Open Houses, you and your family will: Discover the next steps to becoming a Ship student Attend an…
Central Penn Business Journal features Ship’s collaboration with Harrisburg University
The Central Penn Business Journal highlighted Ship’s new partnership with Harrisburg University in an article titled “Harrisburg U, Shippensburg partner to offer pathway to high-need employment.” Read the full article.