Shippensburg University German Club

Shippensburg University German Club The German Club is a student run organization with the primary goal of supporting interest in the German language, history, and culture.

No prior knowledge of the language is required to join, but if you do speak German, you will find many club members on different levels to practice and converse with in an informal setting. The club consists of monthly meetings, movie nights, and other German cultural events that are organized by club members.

08/28/2017

Guten Tag! If you are a current undergraduate student at Shippensburg and would like to be considered an active member of the German Club and put on the roster, please message the club! We are in the process of switching organizational tools and must resubmit all of our documents to Ship! Vielen Dank!

Congratulations to our graduating German Club members. Adam, Andy, and Paula- you will be missed dearly. Bis später! 🎓
05/14/2017

Congratulations to our graduating German Club members. Adam, Andy, and Paula- you will be missed dearly.
Bis später! 🎓

Es war der letze Stammtisch des Semester. Wir haben Dr. Wildermuth ein Geschenk gegeben, weil er ein fantastischer Profe...
05/05/2017

Es war der letze Stammtisch des Semester. Wir haben Dr. Wildermuth ein Geschenk gegeben, weil er ein fantastischer Professor ist. Wir können ihm nicht genug danken. Wir wünschen Ihnen einen schönen Sommer! ☀️🌻

Translation: It was the last Stammtisch of the semester. We gave Dr. Wildermuth a gift, because he is a fantastic professor. We cannot thank him enough. We wish you a nice summer.

04/19/2017

MOVIE NIGHT! THIS THURSDAY AT 7:00PM!
Bring any friends, if you wish!
Rowland Hall Room 101

We hope to see you there

An e-mail was just sent out for interest in being a position holder for the next academic year! Please respond with your...
04/02/2017

An e-mail was just sent out for interest in being a position holder for the next academic year! Please respond with your interests.

German Club trip to get some Döner and Currywurst!
03/26/2017

German Club trip to get some Döner and Currywurst!

FASCHING!!! 🍩🍩Happy Fat Tuesday everyone, we hope you ate lots of donuts!German Club was happy to make you some!
03/01/2017

FASCHING!!! 🍩🍩

Happy Fat Tuesday everyone, we hope you ate lots of donuts!
German Club was happy to make you some!

02/21/2017

FASCHING DONUT MAKING EVENT NEXT TUESDAY (2/28)!!

It is at 7:00PM in McCune Residence Hall, on campus! It is near Bard path and the Police Station.

We will be making authentic German donuts and playing a board game in German!

We really hope to see you there!

Tentative Event Dates for Spring 2017!-Fasching Date & Time: February 28th at 6:30PMLocation: TBD Activities: make authe...
01/23/2017

Tentative Event Dates for Spring 2017!

-Fasching
Date & Time: February 28th at 6:30PM
Location: TBD
Activities: make authentic German donuts and hopefully play a German board game that enhances language skills

-Lunch Day with a Hike
Date & Time: March 25th at 10:00AM
Location: Either Schmankerl Stube (Hagerstown) or Döner Bistro (Frederick)
Activities: enjoy a nice German lunch and then go on a hike around the area of the restaurant of choice, lunch will take place rain or shine
*transportation will be provided*

-(Potential Raindate) Hike
Date & Time: April 8th at 12:00PM

-Movie Night
Date & Time: April 20th at 7:00PM
Location: Rowland Hall, Room TBD
Film: Either “Der Geilste Tag” or “Look Who’s Back”

01/17/2017

The semester kicks off next week and we can't wait to let you all know what is in store for you!

12/12/2016

Best of luck to everyone on their finals!
Viel Glück!

The Stasi at the fall of the GDR (East Germany) began to destroy all their files on the surveillance of their citizens. ...
12/07/2016

The Stasi at the fall of the GDR (East Germany) began to destroy all their files on the surveillance of their citizens. Five years following the fall of the GDR, 40 individuals came together to begin piecing the "puzzle" together. People continue to work until this day, just not in the same numbers. Mathematically speaking, this project will take longer than 400 years to finish.

http://www.dw.com/en/the-stasi-puzzle-with-600-million-pieces/a-17039143

After the fall of the Berlin Wall, officials in the former East Germany did everything they could to destroy documents. But modern technology could now help piece together the puzzle.

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