A True Success Story: Dr. Benjamin Carson and the Politics of Common Sense
It seems that now, more so than any other time in our nation’s history, people in this country are so politically divided that there is Read More
Month: April 2013
Is Society Becoming Colorblind? The Legal Implications of Affirmative Action
Is affirmative action becoming more and more unnecessary in a society that is facing the erasure of a typical minority group? Are racial relations sufficient Read More
The Concern Over Gay Marriage: A States Rights Issue
At this time, very few issues are as controversial as gay marriage. It is a very easy way to get a conversation started but also Read More
Same-Sex Marriage: If You Don’t Like it, Don’t Look
Beginning on March 26, two same-sex marriage cases went to trial in the Supreme Court in California. As we all know, these trials are a Read More
The Fad of Shepherd Crushes
For just under the span of two weeks, Twitter followers around campus were introduced to a new account called Shepherd Crushes. The Twitter account was Read More
Scarborough Library’s Responds to the Increasing Noise Level
Reports of noise level increases have caused the Scarborough Library to rethink adding more signs to the third floor. Ann Henriksson, the coordinator of reference Read More
Super Seniors Surpass Four Years of College
Some students at Shepherd University have been going to school for more than just four years and are known as the Super Seniors. The societal Read More
Dr. Betty Ellzey Balances Professor, Mother and More
Just some of the few titles Dr. Betty Ellzey holds include English professor, feminist, arts enthusiast, director and mother. Ellzey was the child of an Read More
Nursing Students Campaign for Babies
The nursing students at Shepherd recently held a drive to collect baby supplies for premature and critically ill babies. The drive was organized by Sara Read More