Not All Are Christians During Christmas
Christmas is a time for celebration, reflection and rebirth in many ways. The Shepherd campus is represented by a diverse community that partakes in the Read More
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Off-Campus Robbery Victims Were Students
by TODD BOWMAN All four University Heights apartment complex residents involved in the Monday, Dec. 1, armed robbery are Shepherd University students, and several, if Read More
Sans Merci Calls for Literary and Art Submissions
“Sans Merci,” Shepherd University’s student-run literary magazine, is seeking submissions for its 39th volume to be released in spring 2015. Any student has the chance Read More
Shepherd Provides a Week Packed With Veterans Events
In keeping with tradition yet elevating awareness regarding Veterans Day, Shepherd University scheduled a week packed with events in which the Shepherd University Student Veterans Read More
D.C. Hops on Pot Bandwagon
On Nov. 4, voters in Oregon, Alaska and the District of Columbia cast their ballots in favor of the legalization of recreational marijuana, following the Read More
Veterans Organization Plans to Fundraise
Shepherd University will honor its student veterans on Saturday, Nov. 15, with a football game against Concord University. The Shepherd University Veterans Organization will be Read More
Cheerleaders’ Successes Demand School’s Attention
Two dozen stand out on the football field in front of Shepherd football fans and listen to the sound of cheering and clapping that is Read More
Stress and Anxiety Affect Students
Stress is something that everyone experiences in one way or another, especially college students. “Managing my time correctly and fulfilling all my obligations, including getting Read More
Professors Lend Their Opinions on Selfies
The psychological and sociological implications of selfies have been a subject of contention for quite some time. A report by NBC’s Today Show states that Read More
Shepherdstown Resident Speaks on Life in Pakistan
As part of Shepherd University’s annual common reading event, which this year focuses on the book I Am Malala: The Girl Who Stood Up for Read More
Music Department Remembers Dr. James E. Pantle
Room 125 in the Frank Center was dedicated on Oct. 31 to the late Dr. James Pantle, a former music professor and coordinator of the Read More
University Students Help Feed Local Senior Citizens
In a combined effort, the Office of Student Engagement and the Berkeley Senior Services are partnering for a Thanksgiving basket drive to run until Nov. Read More