Category: News

Be sure that your parking meter is not blinking with the red sign that reads “expired.” Some parking meters surrounding the Shepherd community have changed, Read More

With scabies on the rise in college campuses around the country, the Student Health Center advises students to be alert and responsible in treatment and Read More

Popularized by celebrities like The Beatles, Russell Simmons and David Lynch, meditation proves to be highly effective at relieving stress and improving physiological health for Read More

Documenting history through candid photography is what freshman psychology major Jocelyn Robinson practices in her spare time. She continues to pursue her dream of becoming Read More

French Club recently held its first meeting at Shepherd University, hoping to further multicultural relations and interest. The club was founded after conversations between students Read More

Shepherd University is finding ways to reallocate and cut budgets to offset the $800,000 state budget cut expected to take place for the 2014 fiscal Read More

The 2013-2014 Common Reading vote has opened to the Shepherd community. This vote allows for students to have a voice in their future classes, events Read More

Where do you go when you have religious beliefs that do not fit in with the mainstream religious views? Who can you trust to give Read More

In honor of Charles Darwin’s birthday, the Secular Student Alliance (SSA) held a panel discussion featuring faculty. The attending faculty spoke of Darwin’s continuing impact Read More

From exploring the limestone caves and cliffs to exploring the blues scene in Austin, TX, Dr. Christopher Ames grew up hoping to be a baseball Read More

The Byrd Archives, now open to the public, give visitors and scholars access to 57 years of political history. The archives started in 2002 when Read More

At Shepherd University, most majors require some kind of final course in which students showcase what they have learned in their fields of study. These Read More