Writers and Artists Host Sans Merci Release Party
Students, faculty and community members gathered for an art exhibition and poetry reading at the release party for volume 38 of Sans Merci on Thursday Read More
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Vending Problems Remain
While strides have been made to ensure students have access to campus vending machines, the use of the Rambler card is still not an option. Read More
Dean and Professors Receive Grants
Four Shepherd professors recently received grant money from the Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR). Jacquelyn Cole, assistant professor of chemistry, Laura Robertson, assistant Read More
12th Annual Relay For Life Raises $56,799
Hundreds of participants showed up to support Shepherd University this past weekend for the 12th annual Relay For Life event, which raises money for finding Read More
Fairmont Sweeps Shepherd Softball
The Shepherd University softball team extended their losing streak to six consecutive games after falling in both games of a doubleheader on March 27 at Read More
Spring Football is in The Air
For those of you unaware when you walk by Ram Stadium, this is a reminder that football is played during the autumn and winter months. Read More
Lady Rams Rout Urbana in One Half
The Shepherd University women’s lacrosse team had their first scheduled game of the week on Saturday, traveling along I-70 to take on the Blue Knights Read More
Rams Baseball Lead Conference; Win Nine Straight
The Shepherd Rams baseball team cannot be stopped as of late, capping off another undefeated week and leapfrogging West Liberty for the top spot in Read More
Shepherdstown Pizza Throwdown: Tommy’s VS Tony’s
If you’re like most people, you love a delicious slice of pizza. But where can you get the best pizza in town? Shepherdstown has several Read More
Students Are Missing Out on Free Weekend Trips
Every school year, Shepherd University hosts several Saturday morning bus trips to Washington, D.C. and Baltimore in collaboration with the Washington Gateway Program. These trips Read More
The Commercial Media’s Credibility Crisis
Many of the nation’s largest and most influential newspapers are in trouble. The corporate media has lost its credibility and rightly so. This conclusion is Read More
Mining Panel Discusses Recent WV Spill
Eric Waggoner, chair of the department of English at West Virginia Wesleyan College, led an interactive panel discussion on the recent chemical spill in the Read More