Free speech advocate works to bring a legacy of activism to Jefferson County
By Noche Gauthier, Reporter. The ‘Man with the Sign’ seen all across Jefferson County has been an activist for nearly all his life. His name Read More
Category: Features
Haunts and History: A Brief Account of Shepherdstown’s Ghost Stories
By Sara Corvin, Reporter While Shepherdstown, WV is seen as a quaint university town with a rich history, there is often a strange feeling in Read More
Main Street Martinsburg Hosts St. Patrick’s Festival in Martinsburg
The beer was green, and the streets were packed with happiness in Martinsburg on Saturday, March 18. Did the day’s rainbow end on Queen Street? Read More
Shepherd University’s Tabler Farm Teaches Sustainable Ways to Eat and Live
During the colder months, the greenhouses on campus are used as prepping space for upcoming planting seasons; like germinating seeds, and even live animals. Shepherd Read More
Thankful to be a Ram
With the semester coming to an end, and the holidays quickly approaching, end of semester fatigue is setting in on the students at Shepherd University. Read More
Shepherdstown Farmers Market Plays a Vital Role in the Community
The Shepherdstown Farmers Market takes place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday from late March through December. The market is located on South Read More
Quilt commemorates SU’s 150th Anniversary
Assembled either by sewing or by tying the layers together with pieces of yarn, quilts made for bedding are more like works of art made Read More
See and Buy Real Art at the ‘Faux Show’ Auction
SHEPHERDSTOWN- Clubs and organizations are not the only groups returning to in-person events as pandemic restrictions lift at Shepherd University. Courses across the board can Read More
Who Let the Dogs Out? A Look Into the World of Canine Sports
Weaving through poles, jumping into pools, or catching a Frisbee: dogs can do it all! While many people may be familiar with the beauty pageant Read More
Community Mourns Loss of Former University Photography Professor and Activist, Benita Keller
Shepherdstown, W.Va – It’s not often that children from pastoral Kearneysville, W.Va., grow up to tour the world, taking photographs during post-Soviet election celebrations in Read More
The Controversy in Demonic Possessions and Paranormal Activity
In the photo presented at the right, Jesuit professor Dr. Malachi Martin, in “Hostage to the Devil,” outlines the stages of possession: The actual entry Read More
The 5 Best Anime to Watch for the Halloween Season
There are autumn leaves changing, the weather is getting colder, and Halloween is nearly here, which means it’s the perfect time to watch Halloween anime. Read More