Women’s Studies Program Gaining Support Across Campus
The women’s studies program will soon be retitled the women and gender studies program, broadening the program’s subject matter. The growth of the program, according Read More
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Winter Storm Buries Campus
Another round of winter weather dumped over a foot of snow in the Shepherdstown area on Thursday, Feb. 13, 2014, causing Shepherd University to cancel Read More
Common Reading Voting Begins
Through March 31, students and members of the community can submit their vote for the book that they would like to see become the 2014–2015 Read More
SGA Elections Coming Soon
Student Government Association (SGA) elections are just around the corner, and Shepherd students interested in running or voting for SGA positions should begin preparing now. Read More
Cantrell Named Ethics Professor
Mark Cantrell, associate professor of English, has been named the George Washington Institute of Living Ethics’ (GWI) Scholar of Living Ethics. Cantrell, who teaches 20th Read More
Common Reading Program Launches Online Discussion
Using Shepherd’s online resource Sakai, the common reading program has launched a new, online feature allowing more students to get involved through an online format. Read More
Students’ Cars Vandalized on Campus
On February 9th at approximately 1am a group of presumed Shepherd students were seen throwing chunks of ice at cars in H-Lot, according to the Read More
Students’ Rights Series: Appealing a Grade
Shepherd students have significant rights on campus. One of the rights students have the privilege of using is the ability to appeal a final course Read More
Shepherd Alumna Named WV Teacher of the Year
Erin Sponaugle, a December 2003 Shepherd graduate, has been named West Virginia Teacher of the Year for 2014. According to the West Virginia Department of Read More
Campus Parking Remains Problematic
One of the most common complaints heard around the campus of Shepherd University is that it is difficult to find convenient parking. It makes sense Read More
Career Services Experiences Growing Pains
Every college student’s goal is to get a great job in her or his field; Shepherd even has a Career Development Center in order to Read More
Relay for Life Prepares to “Finish the Fight”
Seeing family and friends battle cancer can be difficult and many in the Shepherd community are hoping to lend a hand. Almost all of us Read More