This spring, the university community honors four highly respected, long-term faculty members as they prepare for retirement. Professor of Music (Theory) Donald Black, M.F.A., M.A.; Director of Church Music and Professor of Music (Organ, Harpsichord) Steven Cooksey, Ph.D.; Professor of… Read More
In his 2014 State of the Union Address in January, President Barack Obama reaffirmed his intention to hold U.S. colleges and universities accountable for quality and affordability. As a result, higher education institutions can expect more media dialogue and governmental… Read More
Read the issue online! Feature Stories: Following in a Pioneer’s Footsteps By Cathy Loranger Robert “Bo” Spires ’14, Pharm.D./M.B.A., often dreamed of owning his own business. Little did the former electrical engineer know that one day he would fulfill that… Read More
Five Shenandoah University students will compete for the grand prize of $5,000 during the final round of Apple Blossom’s Got Talent, a new Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival® event, to be held at 7 p.m. on Saturday, May 3, at the… Read More
(Above) GCP Morocco group at Volubilis (Roman ruins) Associate Professor of Costume Design Cheryl Yancey, M.F.A. reflects on her Global Citizenship Project 2014 trip to Morocco How do I describe in just a few words the wonder and joy that was… Read More
In celebration of Earth Day, Shenandoah University is proud to announce that for the second consecutive year, it is one of the most environmentally responsible colleges in the U.S. and Canada, according to The Princeton Review. The university is profiled… Read More
James O’Reilly ’13 is a gifted saxophone player with a lifelong passion for music. Raised as a Catholic, he also shared a deep love for the Lord. Many thought he’d pursue a music career, and Shenandoah University — with its nationally… Read More
(Above) GCP Costa Rica poses for a group photo during their visit to a park in San Jose. That day, the group also spent the day with the children of a local orphanage. Bulk Mail Assistant Kerri Nassano reflects on… Read More
You’ve already done the math. Adjunct Associate Professor of Music/French Horn Joe Lovinsky’s 100-mile journey translated into more than $8,000 raised for French horn scholarships at Shenandoah University. That’s more than $80 per mile! In “just” 31 hours, Lovinsky completed… Read More
(Above) After their bus got stuck in waist-deep mud and water, GCP Bolivia had to jump in and push it out. From left to right: Grace Eisenhauer, Nate Huntley, Zach Woodley, Seth Chatfield, Denise Mitchell, Katherine LiPuma and Sam Fasanmi.… Read More