Study tips and student resources: how to prepare for test season
With midterms already here and finals now on their way, students may begin to worry or stress about their upcoming…
The Appalachian Cultural Festival: reshaping our understanding of the people who call the region home
Bathed in the soft glow of the overhead lights, a crowd of students and locals looked at the stage as…
Parking problems leave Shepherd students competing for spots
Both resident and commuter student drivers enrolled in Shepherd University struggle to find parking on campus. According to the Shepherd…
From the Archives: The beginning of the Appalachian Heritage Festival legacy
These pieces, by former reporters of our organization, are a look back at how The Picket covered the Appalachian Heritage…
Fall Involvement Fair connects students with campus clubs
Shepherd University kicked off the fall semester with its biannual Involvement Fair, held Sept. 2 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.…
From the Archives: 9/11 from the perspective of Shepherd
Original publication date: September 24, 2001. These pieces, by former reporters of our organization, are a look back at how…
Rams rush back to campus
Shepherd University resumed classes on Aug. 24 and campus culture is back in full swing. Faculty, staff and students stood in front of the campus bookstore, Snyder Hall, White Hall, the Pedestrian Underpass and the Center for Contemporary Arts to…
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