Getting to Know: Siriki Diabate
Siriki Diabate is a senior political science major with a concentration in international studies who is a passionate advocate for increasing the cultural diversity on Read More
Category: News
Summer Sessions Are Filling Up
In the past five years, total enrollment for summer courses has varied between 1300–1500 students. With several weeks left to register, some classes are already Read More
Ellzey Named Runner-Up For WV Professor of the Year
Betty Ellzey, professor of English and chair of the department of English and modern languages, was awarded the runner-up prize for West Virginia Professor of Read More
Voter Registration Deadline Approaching
The last day to register to vote and still be able to vote in West Virginia’s May Primary Election is April 22. Students who won’t Read More
Shepherd Offers Services for Assault Victims
Shepherd University administration’s efforts to raise awareness and fight sexual assault goes largely unnoticed by its students. For many years, in response to the Educational Read More
Low Student Engagement Prevails in SGA Elections
Student Government Association (SGA) elections are now over, and it’s time to welcome the next group of student representatives. Shepherd had a total of 140 Read More
Student Robbed on Campus
According to campus police a student reported a robbery near the underpass on early Sunday morning. In an e-mail sent to members of the Shepherd community, Read More
Holtslag Discusses Evolution of Weapons Treaties
Aart Holtslag, assistant professor of political science, was the final participant in this semester’s Faculty Research Forum. Holtslag presented his research pertaining to international norms Read More
Mural Installations Possible for Underpass
There is a possibility that murals may be installed on the walls of the underpass that connects east and west campus. Since the initial designs Read More
Writers and Artists Host Sans Merci Release Party
Students, faculty and community members gathered for an art exhibition and poetry reading at the release party for volume 38 of Sans Merci on Thursday Read More
Vending Problems Remain
While strides have been made to ensure students have access to campus vending machines, the use of the Rambler card is still not an option. Read More
Dean and Professors Receive Grants
Four Shepherd professors recently received grant money from the Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR). Jacquelyn Cole, assistant professor of chemistry, Laura Robertson, assistant Read More