Remembering Alex Trebek
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va- The morning of Nov. 8 Alex Trebek passed away after announcing his diagnosis of stage 4 pancreatic cancer in March 2019. On the Read More
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People, Pets, and a Pandemic
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va., – Living through a pandemic has been an interesting and challenging time for all of us. It has caused us all to start putting Read More
Suite Life of Shepherd Students
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va- The Clarion Hotel and Conference center has been home to many Shepherd University students for the fall 2020 semester. Due to the nationwide Read More
Stubblefield Institute continues American Conversation Series with “American Politics in a COVID-19 World: What Lies Ahead?”
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va., – The Stubblefield Institute at Shepherd University will be hosting an installment of their American Conversation Series entitled “American Politics in a COVID-19 Read More
Spring 2021 – Familiar or Frustrating?
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va., – With less than 3 weeks left until students return home for the remainder of the semester and class scheduling already under way Read More
Shepherd University Surveillance Testing Shows Spikes
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va., – Shepherd University has been consistent in the weekly campus wide COVID-19 surveillance tests of 250 random students and employees – with four positive Read More
Are Young Voters More Motivated This Election?
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va., – Days filled with classes, meetings, or dinner out with friends are what normally take up much of a young voter’s time. Registering Read More
Campus Clubs See Participation Plunge
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va., – While most classes have moved online and students are still trying to adjust, there is another aspect of campus life that is Read More
COVID-19 Challenges Students Online and In-Person
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va., – Gone are the packed lecture halls, frat parties, tailgating, and popping in and out of your professor’s office looking for clarity on Read More
7-Eleven Employees Cope with COVID-19
Shepherdstown W.Va.,- While being labeled “essential,” workers are describing the conditions that COVID-19 has put them in. Tight restrictions, new policies and consistent daily work changes have left some Read More
Event Planning and Execution in the World of COVID-19
Shepherdstown W.Va.,- Since March of 2020, COVID-19 swept America and drastically altered our lives. Though it is the least of most people’s worries, events have Read More
The Lunch Room is Full But Not with Students
Shepherdstown, W.Va., – When you think of essential workers; people putting their lives on the line to keep everyday life normal, you may think of doctors, firefighters, Read More