Carving Pumpkins and Sharing Civil Discourse
The Stubblefield Institute Student Advisory Council hosted a pumpkin carving contest on Tuesday, October 26th. Participants took an online survey about where they stand on Read More
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Scarborough Library Encounters Safety Guideline Difficulties
Just before students returned to campus this fall, Shepherd reaffirmed its commitment to campus safety by updating its COVID-19 requirements for the Fall semester. The Read More
Stubblefield Institute Student Advisory Council Hosts Pumpkin Carving Contest
“Come carve pumpkins with us and prove that what unites Shepherd students – our love of Halloween – is greater than what divides us.” – Read More
Karen Spears Zacharias: Mother Jones and Transformation Through Suffering
Labor organizer Mother Jones returned to West Virginia last month, given a new voice through author Karen Spears Zacharias as part of the Appalachian Heritage Read More
West Virginia’s Slipping Population
SHEPHERDSTOWN— Between the 2010 census and the 2020 census, the population of West Virginia dropped by almost 60,000 people. The population in West Virginia has Read More
The Ram Pantry, Open and Stocked
Shepherdstown, W.Va – The Ram Pantry is a service for the community, made possible by the community. Founded in 2019, student organizers and the Office Read More
‘Animal Crossing: New Horizons’ Announcement on November Update
“Animal Crossing: New Horizons” sold nearly 12 million units in its first ten days of release in 2020, making it one of the most popular Read More
Students Find Their Inner Leader Through Leadership for a Better World Program
During the COVID-19 pandemic, millions of people have experienced isolation, fear, medical issues, loss, financial hardships, political oppression, and discrimination. Many students are wondering how Read More
From Mother to Nurse
Motherhood. Something many women will have experience at some point in their lives. It may be now, it may be a few years from now Read More
Shepherd University’s Vaccination Percentage Soars as the State’s Plummets
Shepherd University reported on Sept. 28 that over half of its employees and students have received the Covid-19 vaccine. This comes at a time where Read More
DVape Shop Experiences Fire
Fire struck the DVape shop located in Maddex Square in Shepherdstown around 6:45 p.m. on the night of Sept. 28. Surrounding shops were virtually unharmed Read More
Effects of the Coronavirus on Teachers
The worldwide pandemic that has lasted for almost two years has shaken many to the core and made individuals, especially teachers, work even harder than Read More