Evans resigns after storming U.S. Capitol
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. – Derrick Evans has now resigned from the West Virginia House of Delegates after he recorded himself and others breaching the U.S. Capitol Read More
Category: Breaking News
Georgia: Trump leads by 1,775 votes while approximately 20,000 votes still to be counted
By Amanda Barber Shepherdstown, W.Va. – The Associated Press (AP) has not yet called a winner for the presidential race in Georgia as a reported Read More
W.Va. gubernatorial debate to occur Tuesday at 7 p.m.
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. – West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice and Democratic opponent Ben Salango will debate Tuesday at 7 p.m. The debate will occur in Morgantown. Read More
Shepherd Students Speak Out About The Coronavirus
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va.,—In December 2019, the Coronavirus, officially named Covid-19 by the World Health Organization, was discovered in Wuhan, China. It has since then spread throughout Read More
Chic-fil-A proposed at Potomac Place residence hall
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. – Shepherd University has proposed turning the Riverside Market in the Potomac Place residence hall into a Chick-fil-a. Students, staff and faculty received Read More
Blue Town Red State Episode 4: Should The Bible Be the State Book of W.VA.
(The Picket)-Blue Town Red State is a series of videos exploring social and political issues with local opinions from the Students of Shepherd University and Read More
The Picket Presents: Blue Town Red State A Video Series
(The Picket)- The Picket is presenting a series of public opinion question videos on various current issues entitled Blue town Red State. In this initial Read More
ACLU “Know Your Rights” Cards Available at Lost Dog
(The Picket)-Lost Dog Coffee on East German Street has a box of American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) “Know Your Rights” cards with useful answers for Read More
Women’s March on Shepherdstown
(THE PICKET)- U.S. Senate Democrats are holding a retreat today and tomorrow at The Bavarian Inn in Shepherdstown and women who participated in the Jan. 21 Read More
Shepherd students react to campus wide power outage
(THE PICKET) – Monday afternoon classes on the east side of Shepherd University were cancelled when a power pole was damaged and power was out Read More