Rams Rally to Defeat Panthers
Shepherdstown, WV – Junior Quarterback Tyson Bagent threw for 346 yards while completing 27-of-37 passes to lead the Rams to a 35 – 30 victory Read More
Author: Picket Staff
Shepherd University Resumes In-Person Classes, Pandemic Continues
The Shepherd University campus reconvened for in-person classes on August 23, 2021, for the first time since early last year. On March 18, 2020, Shepherd Read More
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings Review (Spoiler Free)
Shang-Chi is a remarkable new entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe canon. It has a lot to offer to a broad, broad audience, and successfully Read More
Movies You Missed This Summer
This Summer saw the return of many major blockbuster theater exclusives. As the world begins to heal, it is supremely important we support our local Read More
Rams Eager For 2021 Season After Year Long Intermission
Shepherdstown, WV – As we roll into the month of September, Shepherd Rams football begins to look ahead to the 2021 season opener. After a Read More
Seniors Speak on Post Grad Plans
Shepherdstown, W.Va., – This semester has been like no other. We’ve overcome challenges and persevered through a pandemic to make it to where we are Read More
How West Virginia Almost Experienced Georgia-level Voter Suppression
Shepherdstown, W.Va., – After the 2020 election and the mass disinformation campaign, where many conservatives voiced distrust in the federal election integrity, there was a Read More
4 Albums to Keep an Eye Out For
Shepherdstown, W.Va., – As our school year comes to an end, I am saddened to be no longer able to write about music all the time Read More
All About The Picket
Shepherdstown, W.Va. – Since 1896, The Picket been the student voice for Shepherd University, illuminating culture one story at a time. Our reporters work closely Read More
Summer Reading List 2021: Stepping Back into the World
Shepherdstown, W.Va., – Last summer, we were couped up in home and in dire need of escapism. Some were successful in breaking through the monotony Read More
Frederick’s Downtown is Bustling Yet Again
Frederick, M.D., – Frederick is offering ways to accommodate nightlife yet again while still maintaining methods put in place at the beginning of the pandemic. Read More
A West Virginia Community Trying to Heal – Remembering Kelvin “KJ” Taylor
Charleston, W.Va. – On Friday, friends and family of Kelvin “KJ” Taylor gathered for his memorial service at the Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center. Taylor Read More