Preparing For Upcoming Advisement
According to Shepherd’s online academic calendar, fall 2014 advisement begins March 24 and lasts until April 9. For Kelly Pannill, director of the advising assistance Read More
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Students’ Rights Series: Advisement
It’s that time of year again; midterms are coming up and soon students will be meeting with their advisors to schedule classes for fall 2014. Read More
Nominations for SGA Open
Nominations for the Student Government Association (SGA) spring elections have opened on March 3 and will continue until March 21. The following positions are open: Read More
The Circumstances of a RAVE Alert
Shepherd’s Rave alert system is a means by which the university communicates with students and faculty via text and email during inclement weather, school closings, Read More
Secular Student Alliance Continues to Grow
According to Anthony Farris, the president of Shepherd’s Secular Student Alliance (SSA), the organization is continuing to grow on campus despite a semester fraught with Read More
Shepherdstown’s “Bar Kitty” Passes Away
A popular local figure according to residents and students alike passed away on Feb. 12. Djembe, Bar Kitty or simply BK was the resident cat Read More
Faculty Profile: Peter Vila
Peter Vila is one of the professors of environmental sciences in Shepherd’s Institute of Environmental and Physical Sciences. A favorite among students, Vila teaches nine Read More
Snow Days Plague Semester Planning
Students and teachers alike have been affected by the five snow days at Shepherd so far this semester. The closures have shifted schedules, caused work Read More
Enrollment Numbers Down; Graduation Rate Increases
Enrollment numbers for freshman and transfer students in the spring semester fell short of their set projections. Michael Konopski, interim vice president for enrollment management, Read More
Students Locked Out
Students often complain about not being able to find parking in the lot of their choice, but students using the Center for Contemporary Arts Phase Read More
PanTran Meets Minimum Needs
“I hate the walk across campus! I wish there were an easier way to get from east to west campus.” It’s one of the most Read More
Students’ Rights Series: Satisfactory Academic Progress
According to the Department of Education, undergraduate college students must maintain a GPA of 2.0, complete at least 70 percent of their credit hours, and Read More