Halloween weekend events in Shepherdstown
Tonight, Oct. 28: The Shepherdstown Community Club will be kicking off BooFest tonight with their 4th annual Vampire’s Ball. The ball will be held in Read More
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Shepherd’s New Metro Scholarship
Starting fall 2017, Shepherd University’s new $4,000 Metro Scholarship will be available to first-time college students from select counties that live on campus and take Read More
Women’s Soccer Narrowly Defeated by Charleston
The Women’s Soccer team lost 1-0 to University of Charleston on Wednesday, Oct. 26. Adele Siegel of Charleston scored on a penalty kick at the Read More
Shepherd Hosts the American Conservation Film Festival
(The Picket) – Friday, Oct. 28-30 is the last weekend to catch the American Conservation Film Festival, sponsored by Shepherd University and the National Conservation Read More
Shepherd enrollment declining
(THE PICKET)- As enrollment drops at Shepherd University, efforts to sell the school to prospective students rise. While enrollment figures for 2016 are unavailable, Shepherd Read More
Volleyball Defeated to End the Home Stand
Shepherd Volleyball was defeated by #5, Wheeling Jesuit in three sets (17-25, 8-25, 25-12) on Friday, Oct. 21 at the Butcher Center. Jaila Bell led Read More
Shepherd edges Concord 21-7
On a windy fall day at Ram Stadium, Shepherd improved 6-0 after a hard fought 21-7 victory over conference rival Concord University. Shepherd received Read More
Picket or Flick-It: Ouija Origin of Evil
At first glance, Ouija: Origin of Evil seems like another not-so-scary horror movie that’ll probably only have a few jump scares with a terrible plot. Read More
Annual Security Report Explained
(THE PICKET) – Shepherd University’s 2015 crime report released last month does not include data on all crimes because of the way they are categorized, Read More
Sharpsburg Civil War Ghost Tour is anything but scary
(THE PICKET)- Just two weeks before Halloween, Sharpsburg Civil War Ghost Tours offered a two hour Halloween-Samhain Ghost Tour special that was anything but scary. The Read More
Students remain disillusioned about the upcoming presidential election
There is no doubt that the 2016 presidential election became a topic of conversation, or perhaps a discussion to avoid, during the past year. In Read More