Inside the Harley Hall first-floor lounge, a group of students gathered to discuss the thing they are deeply passionate about: feminism.
The Feminists of Shippensburg is the newest club to Shippensburg University, having only received SGA approval on Oct. 6.
The club began when SU freshman Natalie Woleab felt that the university did not offer a space for students to discuss feminism and equality.



“At my old high school, w...

Dylan Curtis is making the leap from the associate director of recreation to the director of fraternity and sorority life and commuter and nontraditional students. 
Curtis has been a part of the Shippensburg University community for several years now. He attended SU as a student and was a long snapper on the football team.
He received his bachelor’s degree in exercise science with a concentration in human performance and fitness, along with a minor in coaching, in 2021....

After 20 years of service at Shippensburg University, José Ricardo-Osorio is preparing for a new chapter. 
As the semester comes to a close, so does Ricardo’s time at Shippensburg. Beginning in June, he will serve as dean of the College of Public Service at the University of Houston–Downtown.
Ricardo, by his own admission, is a well-known face around campus. Whether it be from attending one of his classes or his iconic salsa dancing, most of the Shippensburg community has heard his name....

This past February, the It’s On Us organization recognized Shippensburg University as one of the top 16 schools nationwide that registered the highest number of campus activities related to sexual violence prevention. 
SU’s It’s On Us chapter, an organization dedicated to combatting sexual violence on college campuses, is a newer addition to the campus community, with it beginning in the fall 2024 semester. Seth Kaufman, who graduated last fall, registered and created the SU chapter. 
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I walked into the movie theater to watch “Project Hail Mary” with absolutely no idea what it was about. I did not watch a single trailer. I walked in completely blind and with no expectations. 
 Despite having no expectations, “Project Hail Mary” easily became the best movie I have seen in a long time. It was a beautiful story about bravery, hope and friendship that left me in tears long before the credits rolled. 
 The movie follows Ryland Grace, a middle school science teacher that wakes up in...

For the past two weeks, it seems like the only thing everyone wanted to talk about was the Artemis II mission. The idea of sending mankind to the moon once again, even if it is just orbiting before heading back to Earth, has captured the attention of the public in a way not a lot of other headlines have. Space travel has the unique ability to unite people, even in times of hardship or political instability. 
Unfortunately, humanity’s latest trip to the cosmos has brought out a wave of conspiracy...

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The intro was by far my favorite scene in the entire movie. The screen is black, and we hear a person moaning. I am convinced someone is having a good time, but then I start to wonder as the sounds continue. What sounded like a noise of pleasure suddenly turned into a sound of someone being hurt. Then the camera reveals a man being hung, and it is the sound of his last moments. My jaw dropped, and I gasped out loud. I went into this film with high expectations a...

I am so tired of homophobia. 
It is an obvious sentiment, yet it is one that does not seem to get any better with passing time. In fact, it only gets worse. 
On Feb. 9, the National Park Service removed the historical rainbow flag from Christopher Park, where the Stonewall National Monument is located. 



Christopher Park is across the street from The Stonewall Inn, which is credited as the birthplace of the modern gay righ...