The Snapper
Katelyn Auty Head Copy Editor Social Media Editor Associate Sports Editor Detroit Lions legend and Pro Football Hall of Famer Joe Schmidt passed away on Sept. 11 at the age of 92. “Joe Schmidt had the heart of a Lion, which made it appropriate that he was also the heart of our team,” shared Lions […]
Photo Courtesy of Creative Commons. Protesters hold signs against gun violence. Kaya Wagner Staff Writer Wednesday, Sept. 4 was a tragic day for students at Apalachee High School in Winder, Barrow County, Georgia. The first reports of the Apalachee shooting were received by the Sheriff’s Department at 10:20 a.m. The shooting ultimately resulted in four […]
Photo Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons. A podium stands with a “Kamala Harris for President” sign attached. Sevan Sinton Associate News Editor Fake ads communicating the Eagles’ support for Vice President Kamala Harris were spotted across seven SEPTA bus shelters in Philadelphia on Monday, Sept. 2. In response, the Eagles released a statement on X, saying, […]
Photo Courtesy of Flickr. Tim Walz speaks at a public event. Sevan Sinton Associate News Editor Vice Presidential candidate Tim Walz visited Lancaster County on Wednesday; his first solo appearance since accepting the Vice President nomination in Philadelphia a month ago. Frequent visits to the swing state from both parties have been ramping up as […]
Photo Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons. A Red Rose Transit Authority bus parked at a bus stop. Jamie Hughes Associate Photography Editor Lancaster County’s public transit system, the Red Rose Transit Authority (RRTA), will be implementing updates to its service later in the fall semester. The changes were approved by the RRTA’s parent company, the South […]
Abigail Manbeck / Snapper Photos show signs that are advertising Chick-fil-A coming soon. Abigail Manbeck News Editor It was announced in June 2024 that Millersville University is getting a Chick-fil-A on campus. The Chick-fil-A is currently being worked on this fall semester and is going to be put in where the Galley used to reside. […]
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 […]
Undercooked chicken served by Millersville Dining. KATELYN AUTY / SNAPPER Katelyn Auty Head Copy Editor Social Media Editor Associate Sports Editor I lived in summer housing for a portion of this summer while I waited for move-in day for my off-campus housing. During that time, I had the displeasure of dealing with Millersville Dining. After […]