Campus Parking Remains Problematic
One of the most common complaints heard around the campus of Shepherd University is that it is difficult to find convenient parking. It makes sense Read More
Month: February 2014
Career Services Experiences Growing Pains
Every college student’s goal is to get a great job in her or his field; Shepherd even has a Career Development Center in order to Read More
Fun and Frugal Valentine’s Day Ideas
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and that means it’s time to start planning how you want to celebrate with that special someone. It Read More
Relay for Life Prepares to “Finish the Fight”
Seeing family and friends battle cancer can be difficult and many in the Shepherd community are hoping to lend a hand. Almost all of us Read More
Men’s Basketball Soars to 16-6 Season
The Shepherd University men’s basketball team quickly bounced back on the winning track with two consecutive home wins this past week. The Rams avenged an Read More
Catholic Campus Ministry Offers Free Tax Preparation
Free IRS-certified tax preparation is available to students beginning Feb. 4 and lasting until April 10. An outreach of the Catholic Campus Ministry, students can Read More
Local Businesses Burglarized
Over the past two weeks, several Shepherdstown businesses have been burglarized according to the Shepherdstown police department. The Blue Moon, Two Rivers Treads, Jala Yoga Read More
Snow Days Cancel Spring Recess
Students can say goodbye to spring recess in April as a result of the snow closures this past January. An email sent out by Chris Read More
Texas Man Arrested for Warning Drivers of Speed Trap
Last October, 33-year-old Ron Martin was arrested by Frisco Texas police for standing on a highway median and holding up a sign that read “police Read More
Cruise Ship Industry Faces Scrutiny After Recent Mishaps
In recent months, the cruise ship industry has come under immense scrutiny in large part due to dangerous mishaps and safety concerns. Progress on repairing Read More
Disconnected Phones
In order to cut costs and save money, the phones in some professors’ offices are no longer operational, so will this create a communication barrier Read More
Featured Blog: Anna Brammeier
We are beginning our series on featured student blogs by kicking off with a recent Shepherd alum, Anna Brammeier. Anna graduated with a B.A. in Read More