College Students and Mental Health: A Time of Crisis
Today, nearly 1 billion people live with a mental health disorder, and in low-income countries, more than 75% of people with the disorder do not Read More
Month: April 2023
Downtown Martinsburg to host Founders Day and Martinsburg Heritage Fair and Festival
More than 200 years after it was founded, the city of Martinsburg in collaboration with the Martinsburg Roundhouse will celebrate the historic essence of the Read More
Should General Education Courses be Required by Universities?
When most students come to college they are surprised to learn that they have to take classes that are unrelated to their major. Most students Read More
Campus Self-Defense: A Conversation for the Future
On April 12, Shepherd University put together a panel discussion to listen to one another’s perspectives after the news on the passing of The WV Read More
Lights, Camera, Live-Action Remakes: A Comprehensive Overview
With the new coming-of-age movies coming out and being in the works, many announcements of new movies are being made. Recently, the new Super Mario Read More
Reactions to West Virginia’s New ‘Campus Carry’ Gun Law
Recently, West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice signed a bill into law that would allow for the concealed carry of guns on all public West Virginia Read More
New Campus Carry Law Discussed
The Campus Self-Defense Act, also known as Senate Bill 10, was passed in West Virginia on Jan. 24. While many members of the West Virginia Read More
Dining Halls at Shepherd: What Do Students Think?
Shepherd University is home to two separate dining halls: Ram’s Den (Shepherd’s original dining hall) and Riverside Market, which came with Potomac Place, a new Read More
When Will Shepherd Get a New Parking Garage?
What comes to mind when you hear the words “C-Lot”? I have yet to get a positive response to that question. Getting to class on Read More