Category: News

A recent service learning project at Shepherd, “Extreme Couponing for Hunger,” taught 83 students the art of couponing while also aiding local food banks. The Read More

Dr. Lois Jarman never wanted to be a teacher, not in a million years. She wanted to be a lawyer, and so she set out Read More

The construction of the copper-sided, 185-seat theater and multipurpose venue will no longer be giving commuters delays as it is set to open later this Read More

Student Charlie Sullivan is non-traditional in most ways, from two hikes on the Appalachian Trail to activism, publication, and even maintaining the Western Maryland Rail Read More

Dr. Mark Cook of the music department has received the Director’s Choice Award from the Boston Metro Opera for his song cycle composition “Waking.” Along Read More

Some of you may know professor Joshua Alexander from his math classes; others may know him from his involvement with the newly begun Christian apologetics Read More

The Student Government Association is supposed to represent the student body and enhance involvement and activities around the campus. Some students, however, have no idea Read More

C. J. Rogus, a junior at Shepherd University, is majoring in secondary math education. He is also an aspiring athlete who plays the nontraditional game Read More

Shepherd University commemorated Storer College’s major contributions to African American betterment, strides toward the Civil Rights Movement and equality on Monday, Feb. 25. The event Read More

Karl Marx once said, “The atmosphere in which we live weighs upon everyone with a 20,000 pound force, but do you feel it?” Marx, a Read More

Dr. Chad Loewen-Schmidt claims to be a “meaning addict,” and his addiction to the search for meaning has led him all around the world. Loewen-Schmidt Read More

The faculty of the Shepherd University music department will continue to retain, recognize and recruit great staff due to a generous donation from a former Read More