The Snapper
Joshua Belice Millersville Alumnus As Millersville University gears up for Homecoming 2024, the Office of Alumni Engagement is excited to introduce a new and special addition to this year’s festivities: the Maker’s Market. This vibrant event, set to take place on Saturday, September 21, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Reighard MPR Student […]
Breonna Dull Features Editor College is a lot different than high school, so it can seem confusing at first. When I first arrived at Millersville in 2021, I had a lot to figure out. Now, in my fifth year of college, I’ve figured out how to embrace what Millersville has to offer. I hope […]
Olivia Heilemann Editor-in-Chief The annual State of the Ville event was held on Friday in the Clair Performance Hall in the Winter Center. MU’s president, Dr. Daniel Wubah, gave his annual speech on the current conditions of the university and also announced the winners of the EPPIIC Values awards, which were presented to members who […]
The Enola Low-Grade Trail looks peaceful as the sun sets. JAMIE HUGHES / SNAPPER Jamie Hughes Associate Photography Editor Stretching from Quarryville to Turkey Hill, the Enola Low-Grade Trail is a walking and bicycling trail with a low grade. Low-grade trails are highly forgiving due to their lack of heavy slopes, a feature left over […]
The Moose Ultimate team poses for a photo at the High Tide tournament in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLERSVILLE MOOSE ULTIMATE Katelyn Auty Head Copy Editor Social Media Editor The Moose Ultimate club frisbee team on campus provides Millersville students with an environment to socialize, exercise, and just have fun. The club […]
Flooding in September 2021 caused by overrun from the pond in front of the Wickersham building. PHOTO COURTESY OF GREGORY BLACK Nelson Tucker Staff Writer There is no end to the many ways in which excess water can cause problems, and Millersville University is not immune to those problems. Whether inconvenient or life-threatening, flooding is […]