Halloween weekend events in Shepherdstown
Tonight, Oct. 28: The Shepherdstown Community Club will be kicking off BooFest tonight with their 4th annual Vampire’s Ball. The ball will be held in Read More
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Students remain disillusioned about the upcoming presidential election
There is no doubt that the 2016 presidential election became a topic of conversation, or perhaps a discussion to avoid, during the past year. In Read More
Shepherd experiences income drop from the state
(THE PICKET) – While Shepherd University has cut expenses, it is still experiencing a drop in income from the state and tuition payments, according to a Read More
Final Presidential Debate Hosted by the Opera House
Residents of the Shepherdstown area gathered one last time to watch the third and final presidential debate at the Shepherdstown Opera House. Attendance again 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
Opera House Hosts Second Presidential Debate
Attendance was slightly down, but reactions were just as loud at the second presidential debate watch party Sunday, Oct. 9, hosted by the Shepherdstown Opera Read More
The Media and the Pursuit of Truth in the Presidential Election
(THE PICKET) – During Monday night’s first presidential debate, in a flustered response to Democrat nominee Hillary Clinton’s accusation that he once described global warming Read More
Shepherd Men’s Soccer Falls to University of Pittsburgh-Johnstown 4-2
The Shepherd Rams men’s soccer team lost to the University of Pittsburgh-Johnstown Mountain Cats Tuesday afternoon 4-2. Haven Mackle scored the first goal for the 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