Effects of Injuries on College Athletes
Student athletes across the country work tirelessly to ensure that they are performing at the highest level both on the field and in the classroom. Read More
Who Let the Dogs Out? A Look Into the World of Canine Sports
Weaving through poles, jumping into pools, or catching a Frisbee: dogs can do it all! While many people may be familiar with the beauty pageant Read More
Community Mourns Loss of Former University Photography Professor and Activist, Benita Keller
Shepherdstown, W.Va – It’s not often that children from pastoral Kearneysville, W.Va., grow up to tour the world, taking photographs during post-Soviet election celebrations in Read More
Fall Ball Comes to a Dominant Close as Team Gold Sweeps Team Navy 2-0
The fall season as far as collegiate baseball goes is some of the most important times as player and coach. The fall consists of team Read More
Theater Performances Start Once Again
Ever since the pandemic began, civilization had to shut down, pausing everything. It has taken two years to get back into our routines. Shepherd University’s Read More
Ram to Represent West Virginia at Miss America
Jaelyn Wratchford, a Shepherd University student, will compete in December at the Miss America pageant during the organization’s 100th anniversary as the representative of West Read More
Kerner Commission Revisited in Book Talk
Shepherd University’s Robert C. Byrd Center for Congressional History and Education hosted a book talk with Dr. Jelani Cobb last week, along with Shepherdstown’s Four Read More
Riding Into History: The Mustang Discovery Ride Comes to Shepherd
Two women rode mustangs onto the Shepherd University campus earlier this week. Not the car, however. They were riding the equines the famed sportscar is Read More
Students, Kids, Trade Halloween Fun at Shep-or-Treat
The Picket chronicled the fun at last week’s Shep-or-Treat Halloween event in photos. Shep-or-Treat is an annual tradition at Shepherd. Students treated local kids to Read More
The Controversy in Demonic Possessions and Paranormal Activity
In the photo presented at the right, Jesuit professor Dr. Malachi Martin, in “Hostage to the Devil,” outlines the stages of possession: The actual entry Read More
Carving Pumpkins and Sharing Civil Discourse
The Stubblefield Institute Student Advisory Council hosted a pumpkin carving contest on Tuesday, October 26th. Participants took an online survey about where they stand on Read More
The 5 Best Anime to Watch for the Halloween Season
There are autumn leaves changing, the weather is getting colder, and Halloween is nearly here, which means it’s the perfect time to watch Halloween anime. Read More