Luhrs as of Late
This is a gallery of photos from some recent performances in the Luhrs Performing Arts Center at Shippensburg University: Blue Man Group, TAIKOPROJECT and The Texas Tenors.
The Slate
Check out some of my contributions to The Slate, Shippensburg University's award-winning, student-run newspaper. I have held multiple positions within The Slate, including Staff Contributor, Assistant Multimedia Editor, Multimedia Editor and I have recently been selected as Editor-in-Chief for the 2026-2027 academic year. I have written dozens of articles and taken thousands of pictures for the organization as of my junior year.
Galleries
These are some of my favorite galleries I have made for The Slate as Assistant Multimedia Editor and Multimedia Editor.
There's No Place Like Ship
This is a gallery of photos taken at "Wizard of Oz on Ice" in the Luhrs Performing Arts Center.
Celebrating 50 Years of Rocky
This is gallery of photos captured from The Rocky Horror Picture Show this past weekend.
9/11 Memorial Ceremony
This is a gallery of photos from Shippensburg University's 9/11 Memorial Ceremony.
Homecoming 2025
This is a gallery of photos of various events from SU's Homecoming 2025.
Podcast
I create and produce a podcast at The Slate named Behind the Lens. Behind the Lens is a podcast that explores the working lives of multimedia creators and how they impact the world around them through their work. The first two episodes are linked below!
Articles
Explore all of the articles I have written for The Slate over the years.
Shippensburg staple Art of Pie Cafe to close permanently in May
After nearly six years serving the Shippensburg community, Jane’s Art of Pie Cafe is set to permanently close in May.
Your World Tomorrow: Trust the process
My path to Shippensburg University was unexpected, but undeniably worth it. Growing up near Philadelphia, I had not even heard of Shippensburg until I started searching for colleges.
SU hosts Relay For Life walk to honor lives impacted by cancer
Shippensburg University hosted its annual Relay For Life event in collaboration with the American Cancer Society in the Colleges Against Cancer (CAC) program in the ShipRec Center on April 10.
SU students do it all at Ship’s Got Talent
Shippensburg University students took the stage and showed off their skills at the annual Ship’s Got Talent hosted by the Activities Programming Board (APB) in the CUB MPR on the night of April 2.
The Blue Man Group visits the Red and Blue
Residents and visitors of Shippensburg alike flooded the seats of the Luhrs Performing Arts Center to witness the one-of-a-kind performance from the Blue Man Group on the nights of March 11 and 12.
SU English Department holds book reading to honor Women’s History Month
Shippensburg University’s English department hosted a reading event and book launch on March 31 in Stewart Hall to celebrate Women’s History Month.
SU Career Center hosts annual Sailing into Success Fashion Show
Shippensburg University students sailed into success and dressed to impress at the Career Center’s annual Sailing into Success Fashion Show in the CUB MPR on March 26.
The Slate's Multimedia launches new 'Behind the Lens' podcast
Shippensburg University’s student-run campus newspaper, The Slate, launched a new podcast series this week titled “Behind the Lens.”
Students test their luck at APB “Shamrock Shake and Make”
Shippensburg University students celebrated St. Patrick’s Day early at APB’s “Shamrock Shake and Make” event in the CUB MPR on Saturday night.
Women’s basketball honors lone senior before 53-50 loss
Shippensburg University’s women’s basketball team suffered a tight loss of 53-50 against Mansfield on Saturday’s senior day game in Heiges Field House.
Was the Dance through Time a Waste of Time? ‘11/22/63’ review
*Spoiler Alert*
I have never read the back cover of a book that left me more compelled to flip to the front page than when I read the blurb for the 2011 novel, “11/22/63” by Stephen King.
I have never read the back cover of a book that left me more compelled to flip to the front page than when I read the blurb for the 2011 novel, “11/22/63” by Stephen King.
SU students celebrate all types of love at Self-Love Soirée
Shippensburg University students gathered to celebrate love and creativity at the Self-love Soirée hosted by The Reflector and the Pride and Gender Equity Center in Stewart Hall on Thursday night.
Shippensburg enjoys Valentine’s Day at second annual Winterfest
Shippensburg residents and visitors alike celebrated their Valentine’s Day on the snow-painted streets of downtown Shippensburg at the second annual Winterfest on Saturday.
John Mueller’s ‘Winter Dance Party’ travels to Shippensburg
Shippensburg witnessed a blast from the past when John Mueller’s world-famous “Winter Dance Party” took the stage in the Luhrs Performing Arts Center on Thursday.
SU Acting Group kicks off the semester with Karaoke Night at McFeely’s
Shippensburg University’s Acting Group (SUAG) hosted a karaoke night on Saturday in McFeely’s.
The Reflector wraps up the semester with a karaoke and craft night
Shippensburg University students gathered in McFeely’s for a karaoke and crafts night hosted by The Reflector on Nov. 14.
SUAG brings Wonderland to campus
Shippensburg University Acting Group (SUAG) turned Memorial Auditorium into its own wonderland with its production of “Alice in Wonderland.” The play had four showings, opening on Nov. 13 and closing with a Sunday matinee on Nov. 16.
SU English Department Alumni talk creative writing and career opportunities
Five Shippensburg University English and creative writing alumni held a discussion on their professional and recreational writing experiences in the career spotlight held in Stewart Hall the night of Nov. 4. The event was sponsored by The Reflector, SU’s own student-run journal; the Department of English; and the dean of Arts and Sciences.
Photography is Art: Looking through a different lens
Photography is art and always will be. In my mind, that is a given. But, as someone who has made photography virtually their entire personality for the past three years, why would I believe any different?
SU hits the road for October 2025 Homecoming Parade
Shippensburg students, alumni, faculty and community members lined the streets downtown for SU’s annual homecoming parade on Oct. 25. The parade lasted around 30 minutes, kicking off on King Street, then making its way back to campus from Prince Street.
PAGE Center talks domestic violence bystander engagement
Shippensburg University’s Pride and Gender Equity Center held a Bystander Engagement Workshop as one of its many events for Domestic Violence Awareness Month on Oct. 6 in the CUB.
APB brings scare and flair in Halloween Dance
Shippensburg University’s Activities Programming Board (APB) hosted a Halloween dance in the CUB Amphitheater on the night of Oct. 11.
SU Choir sings it all at cabaret
SU’s Choir sang their hearts out at their cabaret in Old Main Chapel (OMC) on Friday. Students sang a wide variety of genres, featuring everything from Broadway musicals to folk music. The cabaret served as the choir’s one and only fundraiser this year, so attendees had to pay a small fee of $5 to enjoy the exciting night of performances.
D.I.V.A.S. bring the talent in Hour of Power
Shippensburg University campus group D.I.V.A.S. hosted an open mic show called “Hour of Power” in McFeely’s on Oct. 2.
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