Campus Robbery Update
Friday, Aug. 30, 2013, a freshman Shepherd University student on crutches was robbed by two male suspects near Shaw Hall, according to campus Chief of Read More
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Shepherd’s New Motto: “When a Ram Charges”
Students are surprised by the announcement of Shepherd University’s new marketing strategy, in part because they didn’t know one ever existed. Recently, Shepherd University’s admissions Read More
Professor Writes About History of Shepherd University
In April 2013, Dr. Dorothy Hively, director of disability support services and associate professor of special education, stumbled upon an idea for a book while Read More
Shepfest Returns To Shepherd
Saturday, Sept. 7, Shepherd University’s Program Board held its annual Shepfest, a free event for students and community members that included live music, activities and Read More
Town Implements New Parking and Speed Regulations
Now that classes are back in session, Shepherdstown has eliminated free parking on several of its streets and lowered the posted speed limit on all Read More
BREAKING NEWS: Student Robbed On West Campus
At approximately 4:20 p.m. Friday, Aug. 30, a male Shepherd University student was pushed to the ground and his iPhone and wallet were stolen. According Read More
Director Of Greek Life Indicted, Awaiting Trial
In late April, as classes were ending for the semester, a Jefferson County grand jury indicted Libby Shanton, the director of Greek life, on 54 counts related to fraudulent use Read More
New Admissions Director Looks Ahead
Shepherd welcomed Matthew Huber as the university’s new admission director over the summer. Huber grew up in the Midwest, born in St. Louis, Mo. He received his bachelor’s degree in music education Read More
Black Bear Makes Appearance in Shepherdstown
On May 30, a young black bear was spotted on Shepherd’s campus and in various spots around Shepherdstown. Police reports indicate that the sighting was brief, but proof that West Read More
Really, Really Free Market Reinstated
Late last spring Shepherd University student Robbie Glenn was preparing for a trip to Costa Rica, finishing up finals, and much to his surprise, meeting with Read More
Counseling Services Prepares for Upcoming Year
The counselors at Shepherd have prepared for the new academic year as the number of students needing services continues to increase. According to a record by the counseling Read More
State Cuts University Funding, Shepherd Faces Issues
As the cost of tuition increases at Shepherd University, the money allocated to academic departments has been slashed by 20 percent. While the actual dollar figure of the Read More