The Snapper
Angel Santana Staff Writer For Dino Carbone, music is more than just a passion, it’s a way of life. Carbone, a Millersville senior, is in two bands, Toby Jones and Blind Hope. But a job in the music industry is far from where he was born and raised: Glen Mills, Pennsylvania. “Nobody knows exactly where […]
Grayson Thran Staff Writer When you go to a concert, you’re typically pretty aware of what you’re getting yourself into. When it comes to JPEGMAFIA, that’s another story. For me, this show was the definition of expectation-breaking in all things; form, musicianship, and energy, and it’s an easy recommendation from me. On Sept. 13, […]
Breonna Dull Features Editor 100 years ago, Lancaster County was thinking about the future and made choices that allowed us to have the resources and programs we benefit from today. The same forward-thinking approach is needed now as we consider how to invest in the next 100 years. On Saturday, Sept. 28, 2024, the Lancaster […]
Breonna Dull Features Editor Millersville University is committed to creating a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment for all students. Hazing, in any form, is strictly prohibited on campus. To raise awareness and educate the community, the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life hosted a Hazing Prevention Fair on Sept. 23 in the Student Memorial Center […]
Michael Keehan Staff Writer When you’re about to give a performance, people usually tell you to “break a leg!” as a cheeky way of wishing you good luck. Seems rising pop-punk star Jhariah Clare, known anonymously as Jhariah, misheard it as “cut a leg!” instead. The Bronx musician, who uses he/they pronouns, was performing in […]
Breonna Dull Features Editor On Sept. 21, 2024, Lititz Springs Park was alive with the flavor, art, and music of Italy. More guests than ever attended the third annual L’Italia Italian Festival of Lititz, PA, hosted by the Keystone Italian Project. Food vendors, businesses, non-profits, and family-friendly activities stretched the length of the park. Artisan […]
Breonna Dull Features Editor On Sept. 13, Millersville University’s All Campus Music Organization (ACMO) held a coffeehouse in Dutcher Studio. ACMO usually meets in Club-de-Ville but has temporarily moved while Chick-fil-A is under construction in the Galley cafeteria. Anyone was welcome to attend and perform a song, a reading, a dance, or any piece of […]
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 […]