Afghanistan, Simplified
As the U.S. marks the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks and the end of the Afghan war, Picket reporter Hunter Hayward looks Read More
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Rams Rally to Defeat Panthers
Shepherdstown, WV – Junior Quarterback Tyson Bagent threw for 346 yards while completing 27-of-37 passes to lead the Rams to a 35 – 30 victory Read More
Shepherd University Resumes In-Person Classes, Pandemic Continues
The Shepherd University campus reconvened for in-person classes on August 23, 2021, for the first time since early last year. On March 18, 2020, Shepherd Read More
Late Summer Local Eats: WV Findings
With divine cuisine across the globe, right here in the Eastern Panhandle, there’s a multitude of spices and dishes to try. Food is a part Read More
“You Belong Here”: Get Involved on Campus!
SHEPHERDSTOWN— Whether you are a new or returning student, Shepherd is hosting an event to help you find your place on campus. The Student Involvement Read More
Rams Eager For 2021 Season After Year Long Intermission
Shepherdstown, WV – As we roll into the month of September, Shepherd Rams football begins to look ahead to the 2021 season opener. After a Read More
Starting the Semester with a Bang!
SHEPHERDSTOWN— Students can jump into campus life with a fun-filled week of activities. The Shepherd Program Board has worked hard to schedule a Welcome Week Read More
Seniors Speak on Post Grad Plans
Shepherdstown, W.Va., – This semester has been like no other. We’ve overcome challenges and persevered through a pandemic to make it to where we are Read More
How West Virginia Almost Experienced Georgia-level Voter Suppression
Shepherdstown, W.Va., – After the 2020 election and the mass disinformation campaign, where many conservatives voiced distrust in the federal election integrity, there was a Read More
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
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