Written By: Bryce Wolaver Adpated for Web By: Bryce Wolaver GRAPEVINE, TX - With conference championship week just days away, the race for the final 12 spots in the College Football Playoff is reaching its climax. The final rankings will be unveiled Sunday, but several pivotal matchups this weekend will determine which programs ultimately secure their place in the postseason. The Big 12 takes center stage first as Texas Tech faces BYU in a high-stakes showdown. For the Couga

Written By: Rylan Walls Adapted for Web By: Rylan Walls SEOUL — In the wake of new anti-stalking legislation, the South Korean government is making a new mobile application that will give stalking victims real-time information on the offender's whereabouts. This will be a major step toward strengthening protections against stalking-related crimes in this country. Under current law, victims are sent a text message when a monitored stalker is in the vicinity. Authorities track

Written By: Rylan Walls Adapted for Web By: Rylan Walls SOUTHERN ASIA — Southern Asia is reeling as the death toll surpasses 14,000 following last week's catastrophic floods, brought on by days of relentless monsoon rains that inundated wide regions and left thousands stranded across multiple countries. Flooding and ensuing landslides have claimed over 14,000 lives across the region. Indonesia, the worst-hit nation, reported 770 deaths, Sri Lanka 465, Thailand 185, and Malay

Written By: Andrew Emmons Adapted for Web By: Andrew Emmons SHIPPENSBURG, PA- After two years of anticipation, the terrifying world of Five Nights at Freddy’s is returning to the big screen. Blumhouse’s “Five Nights at Freddy’s 2,” the follow-up to the studio’s massive box-office success, officially hits theaters this Friday, and fans of the franchise have plenty to be excited about. The sequel dives deeper into the lore of the wildly popular horror video game series it’s ba

Written By: Walker Stutts Adapted for Web By: Walker Stutts SHIPPENSBURG, PA- Shippensburg’s women’s basketball team came up short Monday, December 1st, falling 89-76 to Chestnut Hill in a matchup that involved heavy defensive intensity as the game continued   Shippensburg was able to put the first point up on the board when Abby Johns scored in the paint. Chestnut Hill quickly answered with a lamp of its own, setting the tone for a back-and-forth opening quarter. Both team

Written By: Emberlynn Allen Adapted for Web By: Emberlynn Allen SHIPPENSBURG, PA- Shippensburg University welcomes the Holiday season on Wednesday evening as students, faculty, and trustees gathered for the annual tree-lighting ceremony. The long-standing tradition brought smiles, warm lights, and community spirit, making the event come alive on the chilly December day.  Hosted by President Charles Patterson, Colleen Patterson, and their dog Oliver, the event was an honor fo