Ben Bradlee: The Legendary Journalist Memorialized
A journalist’s job is to seek the truth. No more, no less. Someone who knew this better than anyone else was long-time executive editor of Read More
Private Space Ventures Face Hurdles After Recent Accidents
Traveling to space has long been undertaken by government agencies such as NASA. However. after the conclusion of the U.S. Space Shuttle program, a crop Read More
Annual Security Report Shows Decrease in Crime on Campus
Shepherd University recently released the annual Campus Security and Fire Safety Report for 2014. Based on the statistical data presented in it, crime rates on Read More
Veterans Organization Plans to Fundraise
Shepherd University will honor its student veterans on Saturday, Nov. 15, with a football game against Concord University. The Shepherd University Veterans Organization will be Read More
Cheerleaders’ Successes Demand School’s Attention
Two dozen stand out on the football field in front of Shepherd football fans and listen to the sound of cheering and clapping that is Read More
Stress and Anxiety Affect Students
Stress is something that everyone experiences in one way or another, especially college students. “Managing my time correctly and fulfilling all my obligations, including getting Read More
Quarterback Jeff Ziemba Looks to Become Next Shepherd Great
Not very many people get the chance to play quarterback for one of the top division II schools in the nation. Even less of those Read More
Shepherd Volleyball Goes Winless
The Shepherd University Lady Rams’ volleyball team stumbled this week, losing both of their matches against Fairmont State and West Virginia Wesleyan. The Lady Rams Read More
Women’s Soccer Team Concludes Season With Double Overtime Loss
The Shepherd University women’s soccer team ended their 2014 regular season with a 2-1 double overtime loss at West Liberty University on Oct. 29. The Read More
Men’s Soccer Team Finishes 2014 With Seven Loss Streak
The Shepherd University men’s soccer team concluded their 2014 regular season with seven straight losses and as a result, they will not advance to the Read More
Professors Lend Their Opinions on Selfies
The psychological and sociological implications of selfies have been a subject of contention for quite some time. A report by NBC’s Today Show states that Read More
Shepherdstown Resident Speaks on Life in Pakistan
As part of Shepherd University’s annual common reading event, which this year focuses on the book I Am Malala: The Girl Who Stood Up for Read More