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Protecting Public Service: The Risks of Political Patronage in Ranson

‘Unitary executive’ a justification for corruption The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, April 3, 2025 By Staff In a recent piece for The Shepherdstown Chronicle, John Doyle critiques the 'unitary executive' theory advocated by prominent figures like Donald Trump and Patrick Morrisey, emphasizing its potential for fostering political corruption in

Shepherd University Supper Club Promotes Community Involvement

Bon appetit!: Supper Club grows at Shepherd University, with community and student involvement The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, April 3, 2025 By Staff Shepherd University's Supper Club, initiated by Dining Services, offers a unique fine dining experience that engages both students and local residents in culinary exploration. Launched in

Shepherdstown's CATF to Premiere Five New Playwrights This July

‘Stories With Purpose’: Five new American plays to be premiered at Contemporary American Theater Festival in July The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, April 3, 2025 By Staff The Shepherdstown Chronicle reports that the Contemporary American Theater Festival (CATF) will premiere five new American plays this July, centered around the theme '

Shepherd University’s Supper Club Fosters Community through Cuisine

Bon appetit!: Supper Club grows at Shepherd University, with community and student involvement The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, April 3, 2025 By Staff The Shepherdstown Chronicle reports on Shepherd University's innovative Supper Club, which aims to enhance dining etiquette and cultural awareness among students and local residents through themed

Shepherdstown Lecture on Engaged Learning Amid Conflict

President’s Lecture Series talks about the value of ‘Engaged Learning in the Midst of Conflict’ The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, April 3, 2025 By Staff The Shepherd University President’s Lecture Series hosted Susan Hirsch, a George Mason University professor, to discuss 'Engaged Learning in the Midst of Conflict&

Mystic Market Celebrates Local Artisans in Shepherdstown

First annual Mystic Market held in Skull City Studio The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Thursday, April 3, 2025 By Staff The first annual Mystic Market took place at Skull City Studio, attracting local artisans from areas like Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg who showcased their mystical wares, including ritual jewelry and tarot readings.

Shepherd University Hosts Panel Discussion on Democracy

Shepherd University, Stubblefield Institute continue Year of Civility with Common Reading event The Shepherdstown Chronicle | Friday, March 28, 2025 By Staff The Shepherd University and the Stubblefield Institute hosted an engaging open discussion titled “Democracy Awakening: In the Classroom and Beyond,” centered around the 2024-2025 Common Reading Selection, “Democracy Awakening: