Featured Blog: Anna Brammeier
We are beginning our series on featured student blogs by kicking off with a recent Shepherd alum, Anna Brammeier. Anna graduated with a B.A. in Read More
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Bill Nye VS. Ken Ham: Pointlessly Profound
On February 4, Bill Nye (the science guy) and Ken Ham (founder of The Creation Museum) held a debate in Ham’s museum in Kentucky involving Read More
Jose Moreno and Shepherd’s Growing Greek Life
What’s new for the Greek life on campus? Because of different movies, shows and news stories, some students might be wary of joining sororities and Read More
Women’s Basketball Continues to Struggle
Few things are harder to stop than an avalanche. It just keeps barreling towards a target and shows no signs of slowing down. At this Read More
Spring Into Study Abroad
For more than five years, the study abroad program at Shepherd has helped countless students enhance their college education by providing them opportunities to study Read More
Special Education Endorsement Available at Martinsburg Center
Shepherd is now offering a special education endorsement for graduate students. While seeking the endorsement, students will receive specialized training and courses focused on the Read More
Feature: Cars, Drivers and Lack Thereof
The anxiety that overwhelms me before this very moment is almost unbearable. I hate asking for help, especially when being stubbornly independent is one character Read More
Black History Month Events in D.C. and Baltimore
February is officially here, and along with that comes Black History Month and countless cultural events in the surrounding area. Luckily for us, our proximity Read More
Rams Have Rare Off-Week
For the first time this season, the Shepherd Rams’ men’s basketball team lost both games during the same week, dropping their overall record to 14–6. Read More
Commuting Becomes Common
To live on campus or not to live on campus, that is the question. All students must decide whether to get the full college experience Read More
Why So Serious? The Super Bowl
Every year there are 32 teams that compete against one another for the chance to win the legendary Lombardi Trophy, but in the end, only Read More
Third World America’s Trade Agreements
The corporate media would have us believe that the nation is in the midst of an economic recovery. In the shadow of the approaching mid-term Read More