Common Reading Program Launches Online Discussion
Using Shepherd’s online resource Sakai, the common reading program has launched a new, online feature allowing more students to get involved through an online format. Read More
Month: February 2014
Students’ Cars Vandalized on Campus
On February 9th at approximately 1am a group of presumed Shepherd students were seen throwing chunks of ice at cars in H-Lot, according to the Read More
Featured Blog: Eileen Waggoner
This week’s featured blog greets us with Eileen Waggoner who is a third-year English Literature and theatre student at Shepherd University. Spending the year studying Read More
The Weekly Hump: Sweet Taste of Love
The weekly hump is back! And what better time to bring it back than Valentine’s week? It’s the bittersweet week that places people into two Read More
Women’s Basketball Endures Two More Losses
Despite their best efforts, the Shepherd Rams have endured another fairly painful week. Thursday night, the Rams fell to the Notre Dame College Falcons 86–75 Read More
“Avenue Q” Breaks Musical Theater Boundaries
The Shepherd University Department of Music production of Avenue Q really pushes the envelope as the musical delivered a unique, no holds barred performance. Avenue Read More
2014 Season on Horizon for Shepherd Softball
The Shepherd University softball team finished with an overall record under the 500 mark last year. In spite of that, they have put their mediocre Read More
Students’ Rights Series: Appealing a Grade
Shepherd students have significant rights on campus. One of the rights students have the privilege of using is the ability to appeal a final course Read More
Shepherd Alumna Named WV Teacher of the Year
Erin Sponaugle, a December 2003 Shepherd graduate, has been named West Virginia Teacher of the Year for 2014. According to the West Virginia Department of Read More
Rams Baseball Suffers Close Defeat in South Carolina
Baseball season has officially begun for the Shepherd University Rams. Despite the fact that outfielder Michael Lott was batting .500 through the first two games Read More
Processed Poison: When Food Kills
The numbers are sobering: “Seventy-two percent of men and 64 percent of women are overweight or obese. Approximately 32 percent of children and adolescents ages Read More
Single on Valentine’s Day: Survival Guide
Don’t be sad, don’t feel like you’re the only one because we’ve all been there. For some people, being alone on Valentine’s Day is like Read More