Harvesting Happiness on Thanksgiving Day
It’s Thanksgiving Day, when the dinner table is full of stuffing, casseroles, and of course, a large turkey with gravy on the side. Looking Read More
Free speech advocate works to bring a legacy of activism to Jefferson County
By Noche Gauthier, Reporter. The ‘Man with the Sign’ seen all across Jefferson County has been an activist for nearly all his life. His name Read More
Stubblefield Institute holds panel on hate crimes, hate speech
The Stubblefield Institute for Civil Political Communications held a panel to discuss policing of hate crimes and hate speech on Nov. 16 in the Shepherd Read More
BREAKING: Shepherd BOG votes unanimously in favor of Academic Prioritization
The Shepherd University Board of Governors voted unanimously in favor of following through with the Academic Prioritization Academic Affairs Recommendation Thursday night as part of Read More
Shepherd’s IEW begins next week
By Elizabeth Walsh, Reporter Shepherd University’s annual International Education Week starts next week on Monday, Nov. 13, according to the Office of International Affairs. “International Education Read More
SGA holds first Town Hall to discuss financial deficit, academic prioritization, other issues
The Shepherd University Student Government Association held their first ever town hall event on Wednesday, Nov. 11 in the Erma Ora Byrd Hall to discuss Read More
Homecoming and Founders Day: Spirit Week Winners
As Homecoming and Founders Day has come and gone, many reminisce on many of Shepherd’s students and faculty. While homecoming was on the Oct. 20 Read More
To Fall or Not to Fall? Shepherd Students and Alumni give their opinion of the Season Change on Campus
Kevin Couser, Reporter It’s Fall. The leaves are changing color, the nights are getting longer, and the temperature is getting chillier by the day. Just Read More
Haunts and History: A Brief Account of Shepherdstown’s Ghost Stories
By Sara Corvin, Reporter While Shepherdstown, WV is seen as a quaint university town with a rich history, there is often a strange feeling in Read More
Over 50% of SU students received parking tickets on campus, survey suggests
By Allison Cronk, Reporter. A survey conducted by The Picket at Shepherd University showed that out of 184 students surveyed, 55% have been ticketed at Read More
Highland Games present connection between Appalachian, Celtic Culture for third year in a row
By Noche Gauthier, reporter The Harpers Ferry Highland Games took place this past Saturday at Sam Michael’s Park in Shenandoah Junction, West Virginia to highlight Read More
From Humble Beginnings to Hall of Fame: Assistant Head Football Coach Josh Kline inducted into Shepherd Hall of Fame
FEATURE: Coach Kline Inducted into the Shepherd Hall of Fame after 25 years of coaching with no sign of stopping Kevin Couser, Reporter 10/6/23 Josh Read More