Officials encourage residents to drop unused medication off at police station
(THE PICKET) – Area residents are encouraged by the Shepherdstown Police Department to bring their unwanted prescription drugs to the station on 104 N. King Read More
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Shepherd students consider presidential race
(THE PICKET)—Though the general election is months away, 14 to be exact, the campaign to become the 45th president of the United States has already Read More
Homecoming barbecue and corn-hole set for Monday
(THE PICKET)—A Homecoming week barbecue, free to all Shepherd University students, will be held on Monday, Sept. 21, near Gardiner and Kenamond halls from 4:30 Read More
Rams overpower the Cavaliers in week 3
(THE PICKET) – The Shepherd Rams football team, ranked number 20, improved to a 3-0 record with a commanding 41 to 10 victory over the University Read More
Shepherd students respond to GOP debate
(THE PICKET)—Wednesday evening the Republican presidential candidates took the stage for the second GOP debate, and some Shepherd University students were not overly impressed with Read More
Changes across the ages: The Picket evolves over the years
Changes Across the Ages: The Picket evolves over the years By KEEGAN BREWSTER September 17, 2015 (THE PICKET)—After many changes throughout the years, The Picket Read More
Trademark restaurant closes; Police charge employee
(THE PICKET) – Tony’s, a trademark eatery in Shepherdstown has closed its doors after years of business and recent incidents of selling alcohol without a Read More
Moving forward, The Picket goes digital
(THE PICKET) – Most students interviewed on campus this week about The Picket’s move to a fully-digital format were positive about the newly announced change. Read More
Event Schedule for week of Sept. 14 – 19
(THE PICKET)—The following is a schedule of events for the week of Sept. 14 – 19. Monday, Sept. 14, 2015: All Day: Faculty Art Show Read More
Shepherd University student runs for political office
(THE PICKET)—A Shepherd University undergraduate student has decided to take the first step in pursuing his career goals before graduation. Caleb Hudson, a senior political Read More
Rain doesn’t dampen fan spirits
(THE PICKET) – The Rams kept their fans happy Saturday with a big win against the University of Charleston. Despite the torrential downpour delaying the Read More
Kappa Delta Pi to receive awards at professional convention
(THE PICKET)—Kappa Delta Pi, the education honors society, will be receiving four awards at Convocation, an international professional conference specifically for Kappa Delta Pi members, Read More