Shepherd Fans Go All Out for Ram’s Victory against Fairmont
In Shepherd’s game against the Fairmont Falcons, fans poured into the stadium as soon as the gates opened. Leaving almost no empty seats, the overflow Read More
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Shepherd and Partners Make Progress on Chimney Swift Plan
(THE PICKET) – Shepherd University staff met Oct. 28 with wildlife experts and representatives from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the West Virginia Department Read More
Shepherd’s New Metro Scholarship
Starting fall 2017, Shepherd University’s new $4,000 Metro Scholarship will be available to first-time college students from select counties that live on campus and take Read More
Shepherd’s 16th Annual Shep-or-Treat Welcomes Many Families and Children
On Wednesday, October 26th Shepherd University hosted it’s 16th annual Shep-or-Treat event, inviting many families and their children from the community to participate in Read More
Shepherd enrollment declining
(THE PICKET)- As enrollment drops at Shepherd University, efforts to sell the school to prospective students rise. While enrollment figures for 2016 are unavailable, Shepherd Read More
Picket or Flick-It: Ouija Origin of Evil
At first glance, Ouija: Origin of Evil seems like another not-so-scary horror movie that’ll probably only have a few jump scares with a terrible plot. Read More
Ambassador Mamady Condé on Guinea
Guinean Ambassador Mamady Condé came to Shepherd University to make the case for U.S. businesses to expand to his country and to speak of the Read More
New Rambler Merchants
The Town Hall and Shepherdstown Police Department are now accepting Rambler as payments for utilities, tickets, parking permits, and fines. Amy Boyd, a town clerk Read More
Book Drive: Making a Difference for Children After Flooding and Loss
(The Picket)- The Early Learning Center at Shepherd University is holding a book drive to resupply libraries of schools damaged in June floods in southwest Read More
Shepherd University gets Sustainable Railing
Student’s may have noticed a new railing behind the Robert C. Byrd Science and Technology Center this semester. The railing was designed by recent art Read More