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
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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
We CAN Program Needs Volunteers
The WE CAN program is looking for volunteers to help tutor foster children and local students. The Children’s Home Society of West Virginia is a Read More
Students Learn Dance Moves Through Multicultural Student Affairs Program
Multicultural Student Affairs is sponsoring Latin ballroom dance lessons for students and the community. Twice a month, the dance class is held in the Storer Read More
Humans Vs. Zombies to Crawl onto Campus
Humans vs. Zombies, or HVZ, has become a staple at Shepherd University with dozens of students coming out every semester to play the zombie apocalypse-themed Read More
Students Learn The Three D’s
Shepherd University students are learning the merits of bystander intervention to end interpersonal violence and make the campus safe for everyone. In two events last Read More
Nursing Students Being Educated About Ebola
Shepherd University’s nursing students have been educated on Ebola through lectures, web links and other resources posted on Sakai on how to protect themselves, how Read More
Shepherd Students Tour Civil War Battlegrounds
History students in Dr. Matthew Foulds’s classes got to see the grim reality of the Civil War at Antietam National Battlefield. In a class trip Read More