Unique New York
On January 18th, 2023, the Department of Contemporary Theater and Art had the fortunate opportunity to travel to New York…
Explore Art Through the Visual Arts Collective
Have you ever woken up one day and thought about picking up a drawing utensil but did not know where…
Metaphysical wonders coming to Ranson
A Metaphysical Musings Expo is coming to the Ranson Civic Center on Oct. 8 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.…
Resiliency in Appalachia
Mike Powell and Thomas Minney, from the Nature Conservancy, spoke on land conservation in West Virginia recently as part of…
Blind Date with a Book
The Scarborough Library’s Blind Date with a Book took place Feb. 9 in the spirit of Valentine’s Day. Lori Bernadro,…
CATF Welcomes New Director Peggy McKowen
After the announcement of Artistic Director Ed Herendeen’s retirement, the CATF (Contemporary American Theater Festival) organization were looking to find…
Shepherd Students Talk About Climate Change
Have you ever thought what was happening with the weather lately? Winter is too hot for snow in some regions,…
Theater Performances Start Once Again
Ever since the pandemic began, civilization had to shut down, pausing everything. It has taken two years to get back…
Kerner Commission Revisited in Book Talk
Shepherd University’s Robert C. Byrd Center for Congressional History and Education hosted a book talk with Dr. Jelani Cobb last…
Want to Raise Chickens? Here’s How
For anyone who has a hankering to raise chickens in their backyard, Emily Morrow has some advice. Morrow, the Agriculture…
The Legacy of CATF
In the year 1990, former president of Shepherd University (then Shepherd College) Dr. Michael P. Riccards recruited Ed Herendeen to…
