Parking Meters Adjust Time
Be sure that your parking meter is not blinking with the red sign that reads “expired.” Some parking meters surrounding the Shepherd community have changed, Read More
Mites Might Be a Problem
With scabies on the rise in college campuses around the country, the Student Health Center advises students to be alert and responsible in treatment and Read More
Meditation Mondays Relieve Stress
Popularized by celebrities like The Beatles, Russell Simmons and David Lynch, meditation proves to be highly effective at relieving stress and improving physiological health for Read More
Rams News and Notes
Women Going Dancing This past weekend, the seedings for the 2013 WVIAC Women’s Basketball Tournament were released with the Shepherd University Women’s basketball team being Read More
Shepherd Baseball Continues Slide
One nice thing about playing a sport in college is getting to travel as a team. No one enjoys a long bus ride, but it Read More
Student Spotlight: Jocelyn Robinson Captures the Moment
Documenting history through candid photography is what freshman psychology major Jocelyn Robinson practices in her spare time. She continues to pursue her dream of becoming Read More
Bonjour! Shepherd Students Start French Club
French Club recently held its first meeting at Shepherd University, hoping to further multicultural relations and interest. The club was founded after conversations between students Read More
We Don’t Need No Education
I knew receiving an education after high school was important, but I did not predict the massive amount of expenses that I would be forced Read More
The Harm and Nonsense of Sequestration in the Federal Government
Everyone knows that the United States debt is out of control and that the economy still has not recovered. Unemployment is still high compared to Read More
A Recap of the 2013 State of the Union Address
Last Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2013, marked President Barack Obama’s 2013 State of the Union Address. However, because we are entering the heat of our midterm Read More
The Threat of a Nuclear North Korea
If world events aren’t scary enough already, North Korea officially confirmed the earthquake felt on Feb. 12 was in fact a nuclear test. This test Read More
How to Make a Difference: Taking Initiative and Going the Extra Mile
Recently, I wrote an article on making a difference. My point in that was to realize that you can influence others and make a difference Read More