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
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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
Your Promise Scholarship is in Danger, Here’s Why
Shepherdstown, W.Va- One of Governor Jim Justice’s campaign promises was that he wanted to cut West Virginia’s personal income tax. Now, he’s pressuring the legislature Read More
Unsure Students: Graphic Design
Shepherdstown, W.Va., – Jessica Daughtry is a communications major with a concentration in digital filmmaking. For her senior capstone project she produced Unsure Students – a video Read More
Shepherd Communications Student Creates Series for Unsure Students
Shepherdstown, W.Va., – Jessica Daughtry is a communications major with a concentration in digital filmmaking. For her senior capstone project she produced Unsure Students – a video Read More
A mystical waterfall cove is hidden in the hills of a beloved Charleston park
Charleston, W.Va., – For over 50 years, Coonskin Park has been the go-to spot in Charleston, West Virginia, for hiking trips, family cookouts and playground Read More
State Governments Take On Transgender Rights in School Sports
Shepherdstown, W.Va., – Within the past few weeks, the rights of transgender women and transgender girls have been in the political spotlight. Last month, a Read More
Shepherd students could win a $25 bookstore gift card in mock interview contest
This semester, the Shepherd University Office of Career Services is hosting a mock interview contest. The top five participants will receive a $25 gift card Read More
Shepherd Faculty Senate, professors and students comment on Campus Carry legislation
The Shepherd University Faculty Senate is opposing a bill that would permit public college faculty, staff and students with a concealed carry license to bring Read More
Daylight Saving Time is Upon Us
Shepherdstown, W.Va., – As we near the day where we spring forward and add another hour to our mornings, the general public begins to ask itself, Read More
Shepherd says “No” to Spring Break
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va- Due to the ongoing pandemic, Shepherd University students will not be having a spring break this year. Spring break is usually sometime around Read More
Shepherdstown Shops VS. the Pandemic
Shepherdstown, W.Va.,— Almost a year has passed since a global pandemic, CDC protocols, and a government–sanctioned quarantine set a new precedent for everyday life, and local businesses Read More