Where art meets nature: exploring anthotypes with Anne Eder
Interdisciplinary artist and Harvard University educator Anne Eder visited Shepherd University on Nov. 3 to share her work with anthotypes — a photographic process that Read More
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“Fowl Play” – Phaze 2 Gallery Hosts Exhibit by Artist Caitlin Gill
Shepherd University’s art department is hosting a mixed-media exhibit by Maryland-based artist Caitlin Gill from November 9-January 20 in the Phaze 2 Gallery. The exhibition, Read More
The Marinoff Theatre to host second annual Faux Show
Shepherdstown, W.Va., – Shepherd University’s Marinoff Theatre will host the second annual Faux Show on Monday, December 2. Faux Show is free to staff and Read More
Shepherdstown Volunteer Fire Department to hold annual Apple Butter Festival
Shepherdstown, W.Va., – The Shepherdstown Volunteer Fire Department will be holding their annual Apple Butter Festival on Saturday, October 26. There will be a breakfast Read More
Is graffiti treated like art?
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va., – The National Park Service continues to try and clean up graffiti, but some Shepherd students like Juneau Daggs think it’s art. “Art Read More
Shepherd Student to Release Cover Album
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va., – Shepherd University Junior, Juneau Daggs escaped the heat of summer 2019 by going to the music studio to produce his first album. Read More
“The Tomb of King Tot”: a play about art’s relevance to grief
Grief pops up as a constant theme in art because the loss of a loved one is an experience all will have before the end Read More
Sans Merci unveils 42nd volume at release party
Shepherd’s art and literary magazine, Sans Merci, unveiled Thursday its 42nd volume to the public with a release party. Sans Merci is run by student Read More
Professor aims to curb plastic use, share instruction skills online
(THE PICKET) – Shannon McCarthy is a visiting graphic design teacher at Shepherd University for her third semester. Not content with merely fulfilling her bare-bones obligations Read More
Tattoo Tuesday, Theresa Lang
Theresa Lang, a senior elementary education major, was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes 3 years ago. “I got my tattoo because I wanted it to Read More
Humans of Shepherdstown, Paul Kessler
Paul Kessler, a 27-year-old Shepherdstown resident told The Picket about the best day of his life. Q: What’s been the best day of your life Read More