Ship’s annual Lavender Graduation honors the achievements of graduating lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and ally students. This year’s virtual event featured the campus community honoring and congratulating graduates with video messages.
Incoming students for the 2020-2021 academic year, their high schools and their sports teams were busy throughout April announcing their commitments to Shippensburg University on social media. See some of the future faces of Ship below:
Members of Shippensburg University ROTC are connecting with the outside world during quarantine in the safest way possible: on social media. While measures are still in place to slow the spread of COVID-19, the Shippensburg University Military Science Department is regularly posting to its Facebook page to give seniors from the Raider Battalion a place…
Shippensburg University ROTC has announced its incoming freshman scholarship recipients. The Shippensburg University Military Science Department has introduced several of its new members on its Facebook page. Get to know them here: Michael Ardise Michael Ardise attends Toms River High School North in New Jersey. There he was active in lacrosse, bowling and 4-H. He…
To celebrate the Class of 2020 and our “dear old red and blue,” members of the student concert choir virtually performed the Alma Mater.
Christine Royce, Teacher Education, weighed in on an article by St. Louis Public Radio discussing students in Missouri learning about the virus that is keeping them home. Royce offered that even before the pandemic, there was a shift in science education to help students better understand the world around them. Read the full article. …
Write the Ship and The Reflector are proud to announce their digital publications for the 2020-2021 academic year. Write the Ship is the university’s undergraduate academic journal featuring student essays, research, studies and work from all disciplines. The Reflector is the university’s journal of the arts, showcasing creative works of prose, poetry, art and other…
With a background and research interest in hate crimes in America, Dr. Matthew Fetzer, associate professor of criminal justice, works with students to recognize and understand their biases. Fetzer is on sabbatical this semester working on a research book with his colleague that measures hate crimes in the US. For many students, his class is…
The campus community continued its fight to end sexual violence during the Women’s Center’s annual Take Back the Night event on April 28. This international initiative aims to end sexual, relationship and domestic violence in all forms. Ship embraced this year’s event theme of shattering the silence as over 60 students, faculty and staff united…
The campus community submitted messages of congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 2020. Sail Onward 2020!