Alumni Open New Tutoring Business in Shepherdstown
As the new school year begins at Shepherd, students are adjusting to study mode after the three-month summer break. Since professors can’t be in their Read More
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First Fridays: Midterm Elections
Shepherd University’s “First Friday Politics Forum” kicked off last week in the Byrd Center for Legislative Studies. Dr. Max Guirguis, Dr. Jay Wyatt, and Mr. Read More
University Hires New Administration to Increase Enrollment
The following three profiles are new hires at Shepherd University who have been hired to combat the recent drop in student enrollment. Kristen Lorenz: Director Read More
Shepherd Introduces WiFi to West Woods Suites
Over the summer, West Woods Suites gained access to wireless Internet while Knutti and White halls were added to the Registration network, eliminating the need Read More
Emergency Call Boxes: A Dated Technology
In a day and age where technology is advancing, Shepherd University police officers say that the emergency call boxes around campus are a dated technology. Read More
3D Thursdays Work to Stop Interpersonal Violence
A major push has been launched on campus to change the overall culture in relation to interpersonal violence by increasing outreach to students, including 3D Read More
Vandalism on Campus Remains Issue
Vandalism at Shepherd University is becoming a serious issue and while the main solution is to repair the damages, it has repercussions to student residents Read More
Multiple Shepherdstown Burglaries Remain Unsolved
In February of this year there were four store burglaries in Shepherdstown, W.Va. The four stores that were burglarized were Mellow Moods, Two River Treads, Read More
Getting to Know: Dr. Matthew Kushin
Who is Matthew Kushin? He is a professor, husband, mentor and much more to those who know him, but one thing that students value the Read More
Shurbutt Elected President of Appalachian Studies Association
Sylvia Shurbutt, professor of English, has recently been elected President of the Appalachian Studies Association (ASA). Shurbutt, who has served as the sssociation’s vice president Read More
Byrd Center Launches Oral History Project
The Robert C. Byrd Center for Legislative Studies (CLS) is undertaking a large-scale oral history project, interviewing former staffers, colleagues and friends of the late Read More
To Be Or Not To Be: The Fate of The Picket and Sara Cree
In a dark corner of East Campus, not far from Ikenberry itself, lies a building akin in looks to something from the Chernobyl disaster. An Read More