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  • Opinion: They Paved Paradise and Put Up a Data Center

    Opinion: They Paved Paradise and Put Up a Data Center

    Apr 22, 2026

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    by

    Carter Combs, Reporter
    in News, Opinion

    We take a lot of things for granted in West Virginia. The rolling hills that surround us, the grass beneath…

  • Candidly Carter: Prologue to Adulthood

    Candidly Carter: Prologue to Adulthood

    Mar 27, 2026

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    by

    Carter Combs, Reporter
    in Arts & Culture, Blogs, Candidly Carter, Columns, Opinion

    Five Things That College Actually Taught Me  College is a very weird time for most of us. We’re not children anymore, but we’re not full-fledged adults yet. Or…

  • Candidly Carter: Red Wine Rednecks

    Candidly Carter: Red Wine Rednecks

    Mar 20, 2026

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    by

    Carter Combs, Reporter
    in Arts & Culture, Blogs, Candidly Carter, Columns, Opinion

    A Story About the People Who Make Appalachia Beautiful.  As a gay man who grew up in rural West Virginia, I have a ton of stories about being…

  • Candidly Carter: Bouncing Back

    Candidly Carter: Bouncing Back

    Mar 13, 2026

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    by

    Carter Combs, Reporter
    in Arts & Culture, Blogs, Candidly Carter, Columns, News, Opinion

    The Queer Community of Shepherdstown Proves its Resilience — once again.  In November 2024, I experienced my first drive-by slur shouting in years. I was walking down German…

  • Candidly Carter: A Very “Ordinary” Year

    Candidly Carter: A Very “Ordinary” Year

    Mar 6, 2026

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    by

    Carter Combs, Reporter
    in Arts & Culture, Candidly Carter, Columns, Opinion

    2025 Saw the Death of Vogue and Everything En It  The idea of a consistent “monoculture” has been dying for the past couple of decades, but 2025 saw the absolute death…

  • Rachel Carson Council brings new opportunities to Shepherd University students

    Rachel Carson Council brings new opportunities to Shepherd University students

    Feb 27, 2026

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    by

    Carter Combs, Reporter
    in News

    The Rachel Carson Council (RCC) has partnered with Shepherd University to bring its National Environmental Leadership Fellowship opportunity to students.   Students awarded the year-long fellowship will have the opportunity to create…

  • I Went to a “Rave” in the Student Center: Rampage Review

    I Went to a “Rave” in the Student Center: Rampage Review

    Feb 25, 2026

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    by

    Carter Combs, Reporter
    in Arts & Culture, Dance, Entertainment, News, Opinion

    I hated Rampage last year. It was hot, the music was dreadful, and the crowd was already three sheets to the wind…

  • Admiral Analogs hosts grand reopening celebration

    Admiral Analogs hosts grand reopening celebration

    Dec 8, 2025

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    by

    Carter Combs, Reporter
    in Music, News

    Visitors to German Street may have noticed a recent change. Over the summer, Admiral Analogs, the record store that has…

  • Shepherd Debate and Forensics Wins First Tournament in 7 Years

    Shepherd Debate and Forensics Wins First Tournament in 7 Years

    Nov 6, 2025

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    by

    Carter Combs, Reporter
    in News

    On Saturday, Oct. 18, the Collegiate Forensics Association Fall Debate Tournament at Shepherd University came to a close, with the…

  • Shepherdstown welcomes second “No Kings” Protest this year

    Shepherdstown welcomes second “No Kings” Protest this year

    Nov 4, 2025

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    by

    Carter Combs, Reporter
    in Music, News

    Members of the Shepherdstown community gathered Oct. 18 to protest President Donald Trump, as a part of the national movement…

  • Shepherd University’s Student Government Responds to West Virginia Board of Governors Bill

    Shepherd University’s Student Government Responds to West Virginia Board of Governors Bill

    Oct 15, 2025

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    by

    Carter Combs, Reporter
    in News, Politics

    Shepherd University’s Student Government Association has issued an official response to West Virginia House Bill 3279. The bill reduces faculty,…

  • Visual Arts Collective Hosts Biannual Pretentious Night

    Visual Arts Collective Hosts Biannual Pretentious Night

    Oct 10, 2025

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    by

    Carter Combs, Reporter
    in Arts & Culture, News, The Arts

    The Shepherd University Visual Arts Collective (VAC) hosted its biannual Pretentious Night on Oct. 2 in the Center for Contemporary…

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