Vending Readers Out of Order
Shepherd University has recently changed its Rambler Card system provider from Blackboard to Atrium and they have also changed to a new snack vending company Read More
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Shepherd to Offer Upcoming LSAT Workshop
On Nov. 16 and 17 from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. there will be a Law School Admissions Test (LSAT) preparatory workshop in room 104 Read More
Town to Students: No Parking
According to Shepherdstown Mayor Jim Auxer and several German Street business owners, the overflow of students parking in town has been a chronic source of Read More
Enrollment Decreases By More Than 3 Percent
Facing a budget crunch made worse by a $1.85 million shortfall this year, Shepherd University plans a more aggressive admissions campaign to increase enrollment. Shepherd’s Read More
Dietician Available to Students and Staff
Jennifer Miller, Shepherd University’s resident dietitian, offers a host of services and advice for students and staff of Shepherd University. Miller, who has been at Read More
Local Produce Available Rain or Shine
Although many affirm that farmers’ markets are very beneficial to the local economy, vendors and consumers alike agree that social interaction and the congregation of Read More
Human vs Zombies: “The Walking Dead” Infect Campus
Nerf Blasters and bandanas took over the midway last Thursday as Shepherd University’s student organization Humans Versus Zombies infected campus during fall break. “Think of Read More
Exhuming the Legends of Shepherd University
Shepherd University plays host to a number of legends and possible ghost sightings. While few students may claim to witness any purported supernatural happenings, one Read More
Shepherd University Debate Team Closes
The only competitive academic team on campus will not be meeting this semester. The Shepherd University Debate Team competed in tournaments under the Collegiate Forensic Read More
Affordable Care Act: An Overview
University age Americans will see a number of changes in their medical insurance coverage and availability since Oct. 1, as President Obama’s legislative hallmark, the Read More
Housing Prices at Shepherd Continue to Rise
A decrease in enrollment for Shepherd University as a West Virginia university has caused a decline in first-year housing numbers on campus. According to Dr. Read More
Panel Discusses Government Shutdown
The Department of Political Science, the Department of Economics and Finance, and the Byrd Center for Legislative Studies jointly held a panel discussion pertaining to Read More