Shepherdstown’s “Bar Kitty” Passes Away
A popular local figure according to residents and students alike passed away on Feb. 12. Djembe, Bar Kitty or simply BK was the resident cat Read More
Month: February 2014
Men’s Basketball Continues to Roll
The Shepherd men’s basketball team came into the week hot and they continued to roll. The Rams traveled to the University of Virginia’s College at Read More
Softball Starts off Season With Split
The Shepherd University softball team kicked off their 2014 campaign on Saturday, Feb. 22 at the annual Shaw University Tournament in Raleigh, N.C. The tournament Read More
Faculty Profile: Peter Vila
Peter Vila is one of the professors of environmental sciences in Shepherd’s Institute of Environmental and Physical Sciences. A favorite among students, Vila teaches nine Read More
Snow Days Plague Semester Planning
Students and teachers alike have been affected by the five snow days at Shepherd so far this semester. The closures have shifted schedules, caused work Read More
Enrollment Numbers Down; Graduation Rate Increases
Enrollment numbers for freshman and transfer students in the spring semester fell short of their set projections. Michael Konopski, interim vice president for enrollment management, Read More
Technology Provides Students With Options for Education
Midterms are upon us, so if you haven’t geared up with the best study tech you can get your hands on yet, now is certainly Read More
Students Locked Out
Students often complain about not being able to find parking in the lot of their choice, but students using the Center for Contemporary Arts Phase Read More
Lady Rams Put End to 12 Game Losing Streak
At first, last week seemed like it was going to end the same way as usual for the Lady Rams when they fell to the Read More
Obama Once Again Considers Killing American Citizens With Drones
Since September 2011, four Americans have been killed by U.S. government-sanctioned unmanned drone attacks without due process under the direction of the Obama administration, according Read More
Shepherdstown Coffee House Throwdown
Where there are college students, there are bound to be plenty of places to cater to their coffee needs. Here in Shepherdstown, we are lucky Read More
School Privatization Jeopardizes Equal Education
Anyone who thinks that Bill and Melinda Gates or the Walton Family, the billionaire owners of Walmart, are philanthropists would do well to divest themselves Read More