Student Nursing Association Hosts Chili Cook-Off
While the football MEC championship roared to life on the Shepherd University football field, the Student Nursing Association held a chili cook-off outside on the Read More
Traditions and Food Choice Results for Thanksgiving From Shepherd Survey
In the silence of the Shepherd University library and other similarly quiet places, pens scribbled in a vigorous effort to complete a survey on Thanksgiving Read More
Campus Events for Those Who Stay Over the Holidays
The majority of campus residents must vacate campus by 6 a.m. the Friday before Thanksgiving break, but some students who are living in the apartments Read More
Wine & Food Pairing 101
With the holidays approaching, it’s safe to say that the food will be aplenty and the spirits will flow fruitfully, especially the wine. The sophisticated Read More
Unacceptable Improv Joins School Clubs
A group of Shepherd students recently created a new club all about entertaining on the fly called the Shepherd University Unacceptable Improv. Freshman Anthony Hensley, Read More
Battle of the Bars: Frederick, MD
To college students, a bar is a place to go with friends and drink on a Friday night. Everyone has their favorite bar, which is Read More
Sans Merci Calls for Literary and Art Submissions
“Sans Merci,” Shepherd University’s student-run literary magazine, is seeking submissions for its 39th volume to be released in spring 2015. Any student has the chance Read More
Smoking at Shepherd Can Be Found All Over Campus
According to a February 2014 CDC report, 18.1% of adult Americans smoke cigarettes. This percentage represents 42.1 million people. Those numbers show that on the Read More
Shepherd Provides a Week Packed With Veterans Events
In keeping with tradition yet elevating awareness regarding Veterans Day, Shepherd University scheduled a week packed with events in which the Shepherd University Student Veterans Read More
Shepherdstown: The Best Small Town in the State
Despite being West Virginia’s oldest town, Shepherdstown continues to be a remarkable place for people to both live and visit. The town, which was founded Read More
Vegetarians Don’t Have to Eat the Holiday Bird to Have a Good Time
“What do you eat on Thanksgiving?” That’s the question people usually ask when they find out I’ve been a vegetarian for the past nine years. Read More
Thanksgiving Holiday Takes Back Seat to Black Friday Shopping
Frankly, I have grown weary of seeing the images of crazed shoppers looking to pounce on Black Friday deals and sales during a time which Read More