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Maggie Kayt Franks is 20 years old and a sophomore at Shawnee State University. She is originally from Huntington, West Virginia. Her major is sports management with a concentration on marketing and communications,...

Chandler-Ryan McClurg is a junior at Shawnee State University majoring in communication. He was born and raised in Portsmouth, and while Shawnee State University wasn’t his first college choice, he has...

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Students in SSUs spring 2024 strategic communication class
Communication students lead social media revamp
Josh Amato, Staff Writer • April 22, 2024

Social media is an ever-growing and ever-present entity that has become part of nearly every commercial brand or business that wishes to interact with its consumer base. Nearly...

Rolling the Dice
April 18, 2024
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An SGA meeting in progress.
Hopkins looks forward to serving as SGA secretary
Kaitlyn Cooper, Staff Writer • April 26, 2024

SGA election results were released in March, and the new board is preparing for the next academic year. Anastasia Hopkins, the newly appointed SGA secretary, shared their feelings on being elected and what they are most looking forward to as a member of SGA. Hopkins is currently a freshman general studies major intending to go into middle childhood education. Hopkins originally became involved with...

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SSU navigates path toward new bachelor's degree in environmental science
Ian Hillman, Staff Writer • April 18, 2024

Shawnee State University (SSU), known for its commitment to academic excellence and innovation, is working toward the introduction of an exciting addition to its curriculum: a bachelor of science degree in environmental science. This proposed program is designed to meet the growing demand for professionals skilled in environmental conservation, sustainability and resource management. Shawnee State...

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Looking back at SSUs entry into the River States Conference
Looking back at SSU's entry into the River States Conference
Maggie Kayt Franks, Staff Writer • April 12, 2024

Shawnee State University’s athletic programs have entered a new era. At the start of this academic year, most of the Bears athletic teams moved from the Mid-South Conference to the River States Conference. The change coincided with the arrival of Shawnee State’s new athletic director, Gerald Cadogan, who explained the reasoning behind the switch. “Primary for us repositioning our...

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There and Back Again
Josh Amato, Staff Reporter • April 10, 2024

 Bremerton, Washington, was nestled snuggly at the edge of the Kitsap Peninsula, encased by the frigid waters of the Sinclair inlet and the Strait of Port Orchard. Historic buildings crafted with classic red brick lined the streets that led to the marina, where the decommissioned USS Turner Joy silently watched over its newer, more commercialized brethren. The snow-capped top of Mount Olympus loomed...

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Office of Accessibility Services located in Hatcher Hall
Struggles and stories of disabled students
Maggie Kayt Franks, Staff Writer • April 10, 2024

For an average college student, there are a variety of ups and downs that could occur at any time. However, students who have a physical, mental and/or educational disability often face more challenges than the typical student. With the aid of the Accessibility Services office on campus, any student can gain the help that they may need. No two students need the same type of support, but no matter the...

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The Shovers share a morning prayer
From bean to cup
Ian Hillman, Staff Writer • April 21, 2024

In Portsmouth, Ohio, where the river winds its recently not-so-gentle course and the rhythm of small-town life beats steadily, lies a gem that fuels the community's spirit...

Scioto County Public Library and branches offer events for all ages
April 17, 2024

The Scioto County Public Library, previously known as the Portsmouth Public Library, is the main branch for the public libraries in Scioto County. Although the name changed...

Shawnee State University plans new esports arena
Ian Hillman, Staff Writer • April 8, 2024

Shawnee State University is gearing up to launch its revolutionary esports arena, set to become a nucleus of innovation and collaboration on campus. With two enticing location...

Student loan debt from enrollment to alumni
Hannah Kline, Staff Writer • March 27, 2024

“That’s a lot of money,” I told my sister when she mentioned how much her taxes were. I was sitting in the wooden spin chair at the little bar counter in the trailer...

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A picture of the stairs in the Clark Memorial Library, taken across from the Writing Center.
Students reflect on how to improve studying on campus
Kaitlyn Cooper, Staff Writer • April 17, 2024

Only a few days remain before finals week at SSU. Some students are registering for classes while others are readying themselves for graduation, but all are working toward...

Shawnee State University plans new esports arena
Ian Hillman, Staff Writer • April 8, 2024

Shawnee State University is gearing up to launch its revolutionary esports arena, set to become a nucleus of innovation and collaboration on campus. With two enticing location...

Current SGA members (front row, left to right) Chandler McClurg, Callie Link, (back row, left to right) Artur Granat, Brandon Reed and Carissa Link
SGA board members reflect on their time with the organization
Kaitlyn Cooper, Staff Writer • March 25, 2024

The Student Government Association at SSU is currently in its election period, and results of the voting for 2024-25 SGA officers will be released soon. Some of the current...

Dean Elizabeth Kline standing in her office doorway
SSU welcomes Kline as new dean of students
Kaitlyn Cooper, Staff Writer • February 25, 2024

This semester, Elizabeth Kline, Ph.D., joined Shawnee State University as the new dean of students. Dean Kline has a background in environmental science, often assessing environmental...

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A picture of the stairs in the Clark Memorial Library, taken across from the Writing Center.
Students reflect on how to improve studying on campus
Kaitlyn Cooper, Staff Writer • April 17, 2024

Only a few days remain before finals week at SSU. Some students are registering for classes while others are readying themselves for graduation, but all are working toward...

Shawnee State University plans new esports arena
Ian Hillman, Staff Writer • April 8, 2024

Shawnee State University is gearing up to launch its revolutionary esports arena, set to become a nucleus of innovation and collaboration on campus. With two enticing location...

Student loan debt from enrollment to alumni
Hannah Kline, Staff Writer • March 27, 2024

“That’s a lot of money,” I told my sister when she mentioned how much her taxes were. I was sitting in the wooden spin chair at the little bar counter in the trailer...

Sorority Life at SSU (photos courtesy of Theta Phi Alpha and Delta Phi Epsilon)
Sisterhood within the sisterhoods of SSU
Maggie Kayt Franks, Staff Writer • March 9, 2024

Justice. Wisdom, Loyalty. Faith. Truth. Honor. These are the six values the one male and 10 women founders of Theta Phi Alpha Fraternity believed they wanted their organization...

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