Rams Baseball First in Conference to 20 Wins
The Shepherd Rams baseball team continued their dominating play, adding yet another sweep last week. Not even the Pioneers of Glenville State could slow down Read More
Softball Continues to Deal With Struggles
The Shepherd University softball team has lost three of their last four games with their only win coming in dominating fashion against Urbana. In addition, Read More
Shepherd Rams Spring Football Practice Continues
While most students at Shepherd University are preparing for the end of the semester and getting ready for summer vacation, the football team is looking Read More
Lacrosse Raises Record to 7-4
The Shepherd Lady Rams lacrosse team opened up their week Monday, March 31 when the team traveled down the Mountain State to take on the Read More
“I Am Malala” Wins ’14-’15 Common Reading
Last week on April 1, Shepherd faculty announced the Common Reading book for the 2014–2015 school year: “I Am Malala” by Malala Yousafzai. Students voted Read More
Ideas for Spring Dates
The weather is finally warming up at Shepherd and love is in the air. Whether you already have a special someone or are asking your Read More
A Capella Choral Concert is Comedic and Contemporary
The A Cappella Choral Concert featured many Shepherd vocal ensembles in a night of spectacular performances, amazing vocals and a few surprising moments on Friday, Read More
SXSW Showcases Trending Media
South by Southwest, stylized SXSW, is a music, interactive media, film and episodic media festival that ran from March 7–16 in Austin, Texas, active for Read More
University Searches for Solutions to Snow Days
With only about five weeks remaining in the spring 2014 semester, many people, including myself, are wondering how Shepherd University will make up the multiple Read More
Graduating on Time Remains Balancing Act
Something that seems to be an issue for many college students, including those who attend Shepherd University, is graduating in four years. I could not Read More
Bike Path to be Constructed Near Route 480
On Monday, March 17, the Region 9 Planning and Development Council announced that $662,500 has been allocated to Shepherdstown in order to create a new Read More
Holtslag Discusses Evolution of Weapons Treaties
Aart Holtslag, assistant professor of political science, was the final participant in this semester’s Faculty Research Forum. Holtslag presented his research pertaining to international norms Read More