Softball Split Season Openers
The Shepherd University Softball team began the 2013 season at the inaugural Shaw University softball challenge in Raleigh, NC. The Rams split a pair of Read More
Baseball Season Begins
Very soon, the weather is going to begin to change. The days will seem longer, the sun will seem to be warmer, and grass will Read More
Mens Basketball Split Two
This past Thursday, Shepherd went on the road in seek of a win against the Seton Hill Griffins. They lost, 68-61. The Rams Read More
Women’s Basketball Falls to 11-13
The Lady Rams fell shy to a 70-65 lost to Seton Hill last Thursday. Senior Emily Daniel led the Rams with 22 points making Read More
Textbooks of the Future? The Case for Electronic Textbook Usage
Textbooks are something we’ve all been familiar with for years, from our earliest days in school to where we are right now in college. Except Read More
The West Woods Complex Needs Wi-Fi
When the underpass connecting East and West Campus was finally completed, it marked the connection of the East and West Campuses and the renovations at Read More
Obama and Clinton: 60 Minutes of Jubilation
In case you missed the Jan. 27 broadcast of CBS’ “60 Minutes,” you should be elated in knowing that you essentially missed 60 minutes of Read More
King and High Street: A Growing Intersection of Concern
Now that the new underpass project is complete and a four-way stop has been added to the intersection of Route 480 and West High Street, Read More
The Senator Robert C. Byrd Legislative Archives: Exploring the Legend
Shepherd University not only enrolls fewer than 1,500 students per year but is also located in a town with fewer than 1,800 residents. Therefore, the Read More
Byrd Archives Open to Public
The Byrd Archives, now open to the public, give visitors and scholars access to 57 years of political history. The archives started in 2002 when Read More
Capstones Showcase Senior Projects
At Shepherd University, most majors require some kind of final course in which students showcase what they have learned in their fields of study. These Read More
Picket Granted Associated Collegiate Press First Class
The biggest single organization of student newspapers, the Associated Collegiate Press, awarded Shepherd University’s student newspaper The Picket with the First Class honor rating. This Read More