Shepherd common reading holds event about cyberbullying
Students at Shepherd University had the opportunity to learn a little more about cyberbullying and ways that they can get help if they know someone Read More
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Iolanthe, A Spectacle Well Worth Beholding
(THE PICKET)- Having observed early rehearsal of Shepherd University Music Department’s production of Gilbert and Sullivan’s Iolanthe or The Peer and the Peri I was Read More
Shepherdstown Feels the Bern
(THE PICKET) – Thursday night the Town Run Brewing Company buzzed to life as people from all over Shepherdstown and the surrounding area thronged to the Read More
The Origin of Black History Month
(THE PICKET) – A son of a slave and the second African American to obtain a PhD from Harvard University in 1912, Carter G. Woodson’s Read More
A vacant spot where Tony’s once stood
(THE PICKET)- As Shepherdstown says goodbye to a staple of local nightlife, many wonder what will occupy the newly vacant spot. For years, Tony’s Pizza and Read More
BSU Lip Sync Contest
(THE PICKET) – The Black Student Union of Shepherd University will be hosting a lip syncing contest Thursday, Feb. 18, for a grand prize of Read More
BSU’s “A Lesson on Politics” event
(THE PICKET) – Sammi Brown, Democratic candidate for the 65th district of West Virginia House of Delegates, will be visiting Shepherd University on Tuesday, Feb. Read More
New Logo Search Underway at Shepherd
(THE PICKET) – Shepherd University’s new President-elect, Mary Hendrix, has made a new logo for the school her first priority. Students are invited to craft Read More
Lady Rams fall to Wheeling Jesuit
(THE PICKET) — The Women’s Basketball team took a loss to 17th-ranked Wheeling Jesuit on Thursday in the Butcher Center. With this loss the Rams Read More
Should Shepherd Get With the Times?
(THE PICKET) – Shepherd University is a nationally relevant power in Division II football. The Rams made it all the way to the Division II Read More
Shurbutt walks, and walks and walks
(THE PICKET) – For many teachers, helping students achieve growth and understanding-of the subject being taught, of themselves or of the world-is what they strive for. Read More
Sonya Evanisko’s “Like Moss Between the Cracks” Opening
Entering this brightly lit and colored space, the viewer is instantly surrounded with numerous sculptures that vary in different types of foliage hanging from the Read More