Speak: Famous Storytellers to Read for Shepherdstown Series
Speak, a Shepherdstown story series, will be providing events featuring nationally-known storytellers on the second Tuesday of each month until May 12, 2015 in the Read More
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Major Renovations Made to Camps Dining Hall
Renovations have been made in the dining hall to create an enjoyable atmosphere and safe environment for students and staff. Costing about $1.3 million, the Read More
Shepherd University Students Support United Way
Shepherd University students and staff collected 25 pounds of donated food during the month of August and the first week of September for the Mega Read More
Greek Life Thrives at Shepherd University
Early each September at universities across the nation, social sororities and fraternities begin their search for new members, and Shepherd University is no different. This Read More
Local Farmers Markets Provide More Than Just Healthy Food
Food isn’t the only thing that local farmers markets have to offer. From soup to steak, crafts, music, and positive energy, there are a variety Read More
Shepherd University Reveals A New Home Page
The home page of the Shepherd University school website was recently given a makeover under the direction of administrators from the office of communications. Valerie Read More
Freedom Doesn’t Just Ring in Shepherdstown, It Runs
Shepherd University hosted the 6th annual Freedom’s Run on Saturday, Oct. 4. Thousands of runners from all over the country raced to the hills of Read More
New Male Birth Control Option May Be Available in 2017
Scientists have developed the first male birth control shot for men that may be available in 2017. Vasalgel, a non-hormonal contraceptive, has produced successful results Read More
Expired: The Face Behind The Ticket Booth
Just down from meter 156 sits a brick building where right inside the door is a window made of bulletproof glass. Looking up from her Read More
Ebola: Local Officials Say A U.S. Widespread Outbreak Unlikely
With the first case of Ebola confirmed in the U.S. on Sept. 30 in Dallas, local health officials are urging citizens to remain calm because Read More
Zero Shock Leaves Students Jumping for Joy
The Phantom Shadow entertainment company brought the Zero Shock freefall stunt jump, measuring 25 feet high, to campus on Thursday, Sept. 25, and was set Read More
Jefferson County Delays New Ambulance Tax
Despite delaying the due date by nearly a month, households and businesses in Jefferson County will soon have to mail in their first payments for Read More