Announcements
Join The Discussion About Managing Academic Stress
Discuss academic stress and ways to tackle that stress to enhance your academic success during this Center for Civic Engagement event on Tuesday, April 23, from 6:30-8 p.m. in the Brandt Student Center, Room 115. The discussion will cover different types of stress, recognizing unhealthy levels of stress, and how to change your mindset to lower overall stress levels and increase adaptability in the classroom – all while enjoying some snacks. An opportunity to write positive notes focusing on kindness that will be posted around the BSC will follow the dialogue. Sign up at app.helperhelper.com. Questions? Contact Emily Swartzbaugh at cwd22@su.edu.
Learn More About The Kindness Project At This Table In The BSC
Stop by the Brandt Student Center lobby Tuesday, April 23, through Friday, April 26, from 12:30-3:30 p.m. each day to learn more about kindness at the Center for Civic Engagement’s table. Each day, there will be a different aspect of kindness discussed, and different ways to show that kindness will be provided. Students will also get the opportunity to write positive notes focusing on kindness that will be posted around the BSC. Questions? Contact Emily Swartzbaugh at cwd22@su.edu.
Celebrate The Upcoming AAPI Heritage Month At This Food Tasting
Celebrate the upcoming Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month with a food tasting event at the Mosaic Center on Tuesday, April 23, from noon-2 p.m. in the Brandt Student Center, Room 120. Come enjoy different varieties of Asian cuisine from the Winchester area. Questions? Contact Malik Henry at mhenry132@su.edu.
Write Letters To Incarcerated People With Cannabis-Related Offenses
Write letters to people incarcerated on cannabis-related charges on Monday, April 22, from 12:30-3 p.m. at the Brandt Student Center. Many people around the world celebrate cannabis for its various uses on April 20, but while many states across the country have relaxed their laws regarding the legalization, possession and use of marijuana, there are many people who are incarcerated (some with life sentences) for cannabis-related charges.
Join Spiritual Life in writing letters of encouragement to incarcerated people in hopes of providing a connection, given the isolating conditions of prisons. For more information, contact Marco Pflanzen at marco.pflanzen@su.edu.
Enjoy Some Frozen Treats At Chill, Click and Picnic
Join the Chill, Click, and Picnic event on Friday, April 26, from 3-5 p.m. in Sarah’s Glen for a fun ice cream picnic with a Polaroid photo station. There will be lots of frozen treats and some dairy-free options for those who are lactose free. There will be a limited number of picnic blankets, so you’re encouraged to bring your own. Questions? Contact the Campus Activities Network at can@su.edu.
Winners Announced For SU Writing Contest Awards 2024
The 2024 S. Gordden Link Poetry Award and a $250 prize went to “Blossom From This Microcosm” by Joshua Lewis. The work was selected for its skillful spoken-word and lyrical qualities; its interwoven themes of resilience, resistance, and self-growth; and its call to see the world through a different vision.
An Honorable Mention in Poetry was awarded to “The Lake” by Emma Ogden, which was commended by the judges for its subtle craft, vivid description, and contemplative self-realization.
The 2024 Bruce C. Souders Fiction Award and a prize of $250 went to “The Fugue Soldier” by Axel Manica, which was selected for its comprehensive character- and world-building, distinctive use of voice and perspective, and sheer ambition.
An Honorable Mention in Short Fiction was awarded to “Backup Drive No. 485 – Item (1) of (1)” by Nora Hunter, which was commended by the judges for its vision of dry office humor set in an extraterrestrial world.
Questions? Contact Kathryn Enders at kenders@su.edu.
Get Your Work Done With Fellow Students At These Homework Hangouts
Do you have a ton of homework to do as the end of the semester approaches? Hate doing it by yourself? Hang out with other students while plowing through those assignments one by one. Get those big papers and large projects done while spending time with peers and eating free snacks, all courtesy of Student Support Services. These Homework Hangouts will take place on the third floor of the Smith Library from 3-6 p.m. each Sunday from April 21-May 12. Questions? Contact Holli Phillips at hphillip@su.edu.
Graduating Students: Help The Community During Senior Give Back Day
Graduating students are invited to give back to the community with a service project hosted by the Center for Civic Engagement on Saturday, April 27, from 10 a.m.-noon at Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore (443 Millwood Ave., Winchester, Virginia). The ReStore will have cleaning and organizing projects available to better help this amazing organization serve the community by providing affordable housing. Sign up at app.helperhelper.com to give back to the community at this event. For more information, contact Rebecca Gibson at rgibson@su.edu.
Join This ALD Rock Painting And Networking Event
Alpha Lambda Delta members are invited to a networking event on Friday, April 26, at 4 p.m. on the third floor of the Smith Library. Join your fellow ALD members while you paint rocks that will later be used as part of a scavenger hunt for the SU community. Sign up using this Google Form. Questions? Contact Holli Phillips at hphillip@su.edu.
Sign Up For The Faculty/Staff vs. Graduating Students Volleyball Game
Graduating students are invited to register to compete against Shenandoah’s faculty and staff members in a “friendly” game of indoor volleyball on Wednesday, April 24, from 6-8 p.m. in the Wilkins Athletics and Events Center. The game will be played 6 vs. 6 and will be officiated by intramural sports referees. All students, faculty, and staff who are interested in participating will have the chance to put their names into the drawing to play. Participants must be available for the entire game. The WAEC will open at 5:30 p.m. for players to warm up. Anyone interested in participating will need to complete the participation interest form by Tuesday, April 23. For more information, contact Matt Levy at mlevy@su.edu.
Prepare For A Safe Apple Blossom Experience At This Info Table
The Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival offers fun activities, traditions and parties. As an SU student, you may not know what to expect during this celebration in the city of Winchester. The [Not Just] Women’s Center will have a table available in the Brandt Student Center lobby on April 30 and May 2 from noon-2 p.m. that will provide tips to help you stay safe and enjoy your Apple Blossom experience. For more information, contact thenjwc@su.edu.
Visit The Devil’s Bathtub During This Camping Trip To Southwest Virginia
Escape the chaos of Apple Blossom with a camping trip to southwest Virginia on May 3-5. Trip participants will camp for two nights, hike to the Devil’s Bathtub, and learn about/listen to authentic bluegrass music. The trip cost is $15; meals and transportation are provided. Sign up at shenandoah.shopsite.com/main/trips.html. Questions? Contact Shenandoah Outdoor and Adventure Recreation at suoutdoors@su.edu.
Attend This Talk By Well-Known Catholic Speaker Stacey Sumereau
Join in welcoming Stacey Sumereau to campus to speak on Wednesday, May 8, at 7 p.m. in Cecil Pruitt, Jr. Health & Life Sciences Building, Room 121, for “A Cuppa Catholicism.” This event is open to all and no RSVP is necessary. Light refreshments will be provided.
Sumereau’s talk is titled “Living Your Purpose with Passion & Peace.” She will speak about learning how to develop a discerning heart and make choices that lead to living our purpose with passion and peace. This is a skill that anyone can learn.
Sumereau is a well-known Catholic speaker and singer, and is the host of the “Called and Caffeinated Podcast.” Before becoming a mother, she performed on Broadway national tours of “Beauty and the Beast” and “The Wizard of Oz” and appeared on Lifetime’s reality TV series “The Sisterhood: Becoming Nuns.” She has been featured on NBC’s “Today Show,” “Fox & Friends,” “Access Hollywood,” and the Eternal Word Television Network (EWTN).
Learn more about Sumereau at staceysumereau.com. For more information or questions, contact shenadoahccm@gmail.com.
Vote For SU In The Star Awards Contest
Shenandoah University was nominated by Winchester Star readers as one of the area’s best in the following categories:
- Private School
- Childcare/Daycare Facilities: SU Child Care Center
- Athletic Coach: Nick Doyle, men’s basketball
Voting runs until Tuesday, April 23, at winchesterstar.com. Star Award winners will be announced in the Star’s special publication on June 5.
Wear Jeans For Denim Day To Raise Awareness About Sexual Violence
Denim Day is an annual campaign that takes place on the last Wednesday in April in observance of Sexual Assault Awareness Month. The campaign began after a ruling by the Italian Supreme Court where a rape conviction was overturned because the justices felt that since the victim was wearing tight jeans, she must have helped the person who raped her remove her jeans, thereby implying consent. The following day, the women in the Italian Parliament came to work wearing jeans in solidarity with the victim. The [Not Just] Women’s Center invites you to join in raising awareness about sexual violence by wearing jeans on Wednesday, April 24. An information table will also be set up in the Brandt Student Center lobby from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. For more information, reach out to thenjwc@su.edu.
Visit A Local Wildlife Center And Hike Buzzard Hill With SOAR
Learn about some native species and explore the local wilderness on Saturday, April 27, from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. The trip begins with a visit to the Blue Ridge Wildlife Center in Clarke County, followed by a hike to Buzzard Hill in Bluemont, Virginia, where hikers will see a waterfall. The cost of this Shenandoah Outdoor and Adventure Recreation trip is $10; transportation and snacks are provided. Sign up at shenandoah.shopsite.com/main/trips.html. Questions? Contact suoutdoors@su.edu.
Staff Volunteers Needed For The Food Recovery Network
The Food Recovery Network (FRN) is a service-based club where SU students, faculty and staff go to Allen Dining Hall after hours each Thursday and Sunday to package the leftover food to give to those in need. Once packaged, the food is delivered to the Winchester Rescue Mission, a resource in Winchester for low-income or homeless families and individuals.
Shenandoah staff volunteer spots are available on Thursday, April 18, and Thursday, April 25, from 7:30-8:30 p.m. Sign up using this Google Form. Questions? Contact Patty Kline at pkline@su.edu.
Learn More About GCP At These Display Tables
Stop by the Brandt Student Center on Tuesday, April 23, from 1-3 p.m. to learn more about the Global Citizenship Project (GCP). Participants from all five of the GCP 2024 destinations (American Samoa, Argentina, India, Slovenia, and Zambia) will share their experiences from their trips last month. There will also be information about how to apply for GCP 2025. Questions? Contact the Center for Global Education at gcp@su.edu.
Apply For The Dayton Alumni Scholarship
The Dayton Alumni Scholarship was established in 2013 to keep Shenandoah’s heritage alive, as the first 85 years of the university was spent in Dayton, Virginia, from 1875 to 1960.
To qualify, applicants should be of junior or senior status, hold a 3.0 GPA or higher, have a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) on file, and be active in campus clubs and organizations. The application form for the 2024-25 Dayton Alumni Scholarship is available online at su.edu/financial-aid. The deadline to apply is Friday, May 31.
A maximum of two students will be selected for the scholarship. The award will be considered part of the student’s financial aid package. Questions? Contact the Office of Financial Aid at 540-665-4538.
Psi Chi Honor Society Inducts New Members
The Psychology Department recently welcomed 14 new student members into Psi Chi, the international honor society in psychology. Congratulations to Francesca Bellora, Dulce Hernandez, Chloe Huffman, Emma Potter, Seth Griner, Maya Horner, Elizabeth Matyus, Genevieve Moffett, Liv O’Grady, Liv Thacker, Bella Thomas, Ginny Truitt, Brooke Vaillancourt and Logan Williams. Questions? Contact Wendy Carlson at wcarlson@su.edu.
New Staff Council Members Announced
Staff Council thanks all who nominated and voted during the 2024 Staff Council Elections. There was a great selection of candidates and Staff Council is very excited to announce who will be your new Staff Council members:
- Ashley Simmons, administrative assistant, Office of the Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences
- Corrie Eaton, assistant director, Career & Professional Development
- Hanaa Unus, chaplain, Office of Spiritual Life
- Tim Blumenschine, training officer, Department of Campus Safety
Staff Council members who were re-elected include:
- Myles Hairston, associate director for alumni and advancement events, Office of Advancement
- Stephanie Brown, program coordinator, Division of Physical Therapy
- Terri Masiello, associate director of assessment, Office of Advancement
Please congratulate these staff members when you see them! They will begin serving on Staff Council in May. Questions? Contact staffcouncil@su.edu.
First Destination Survey Now Available
Attention upcoming graduates: Please take a moment to fill out the First Destination Survey to help Career & Professional Development learn more about your next chapter as an alum of Shenandoah University. These survey responses help show the amazing work SU students are doing after graduation and give CPD an idea of how to serve current students in the best way possible. Congratulations on your upcoming graduation! Questions? Contact Corrie Eaton at corrine.eaton@su.edu.
Sign Up For The Blossom Bash Cornhole Tournament Fundraiser
Looking for something fun to do this Apple Blossom? During Blossom Bash on Friday, May 3, there will be a cornhole tournament hosted by the Mosaic Center to support the AIDS Response Effort (ARE) in Winchester. Blossom Bash runs from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. The tournament is expected to last 2 ½-3 hours and will take place in the Brandt Student Center parking lot (Lot D). There is a $10 team entry fee to compete, and participants must sign up in teams of two. The winning team will receive two $25 Visa gift cards. Sign up to participate using this Google Form; the registration deadline is April 30. Questions? Contact Malik Henry at malik.henry@su.edu.
Learn More About World Immunization Week At This Info Table
Did you know that the last week of April is World Immunization Week? College students need vaccines too. Stop by the Immunization Week info table on Friday, April 26, from 1:30-3 p.m. in the Brandt Student Center to see immunization recommendations and ask questions. Freebies are available. Questions? Contact the Wilkins Wellness Center at wwcenter@su.edu.
Attend This Mock Trial Scrimmage In May
Shenandoah’s national mock trial team will scrimmage the Trial Advocacy I class in an exciting murder case, tried from opening statements through closing arguments, on Thursday, May 2, at 2 p.m. in Henkel Hall, Hester Auditorium. Adjunct Assistant Professor Jeff Harding, Esq., JD, will be presiding. Snacks and drinks will be provided. Dr. Harding teaches the SU Trial Advocacy I and II/Mock Trial program at SU. All are invited to attend the scrimmage, and participants are invited to serve on the jury. Questions? Contact Harding at jeff@jeffhardinglaw.com.
Events
Out Of The Darkness Campus Walk
Saturday, April 209:00 am – 12:00 pm
Be part of the Out of the Darkness Campus Walk to benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention on April 20. The walk begins with registration at 9 a.m. on the Intramural Field on the side closest to the Brandt Student Center parking lot. The walk begins promptly at 10 a.m. This event is open to anyone interested in participating. There are no registration fees but walkers are asked to register in advance. Each walker is encouraged to set a minimum fundraising goal of $150. Suicide is estimated to be the third leading cause of death among young people aged 15-24, according to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. This is why Shenandoah University is hosting this Out of the Darkness Campus Walk. For further questions contact Kimberly Newberry at knewberr@su.edu. The event is open to all and counts as 2 units of credit for students enrolled in Beyond the Classroom.
Paddle Boat on the Tidal Basin
Saturday, April 209:30 am – 6:30 pm
SOAR invites you on April 20 from 9:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. to paddle boat around the Tidal Basin in Washington, D.C. Enjoy free time to explore monuments & museums in the downtown area. Save your spot and register today! For more information, contact SOAR at suoutdoors@su.edu.
Softball vs. Virginia Wesleyan
Saturday, April 201:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Softball hosts Virginia-Wesleyan for a double header at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. on Rotary Field. View the full softball schedule.
Men’s Lacrosse vs. Guilford College
Saturday, April 201:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Men's Lacrosse vs. Guilford College at 1 p.m. on Saturday, April 20 at Glo Fiber Field at Shentel Stadium.
Saxophone Ensemble
Saturday, April 202:30 pm – 2:30 pm
Under the direction of Professor of Saxophone Timothy Roberts, members of the Saxophone Ensemble present their spring concert. Free event; no tickets are required. Visit conservatoryperforms.org to learn more about the event, explore the digital program, and more.
NW Works Chimers
Saturday, April 203:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Get ready to move and groove with the NW Works Chimers at our “Turn of the Century” concert! An electrifying Suzuki Tonechime Choir, comprised of adult musicians from NW Works and Shenandoah University students, create a fusion of beats that'll have you on your feet. This community-based music therapy program isn't just a concert; it's a lively celebration of personal growth, human connection and self-expression. Let the diverse melodies transport you to a world of joy, where boundaries fade away, and music unites us all. Come be a part of the rhythm, laughter, and pure musical magic – it's more than a concert, it's an experience! Free event; no tickets are required. Visit conservatoryperforms.org to learn more about the event, explore the digital program, and more.
Mason Jars and Flowers
Saturday, April 207:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Looking for a fun and creative activity to do on April 20? Join Campus Activities Network for a night of painting mason jars and arranging beautiful bouquets of flowers in the Borden Student Associations Center (B-SAC, room 123) at the Brandt Student Center! This is the perfect chance to get together with friends and unleash your inner artist. CAN will provide all the materials, so all you need to bring is your creativity. Don't miss out on this unique and enjoyable experience! For more information, contact CAN at can@su.edu.
Wind Ensemble
Saturday, April 207:30 pm – 7:30 pm
The Wind Ensemble culminates its season with a special concert celebrating the music of American composer Steven Bryant. Performance highlights include Bryant’s seminal work Ecstatic Waters, as well as his Concerto for Piano featuring Assistant Professor of Piano Alexander Bernstein ’16 (Artist Diploma). Shenandoah University students, faculty and staff are eligible for complimentary tickets, subject to availability. Visit conservatoryperforms.org to learn more about the event, explore the digital program, and more.
Sunday Chapel
Sunday, April 2111:00 am – 12:00 pm
Drawing on elements that are ancient and emerging, diverse and unified, safe and challenging, artful and thoughtful, and playful and profound, this dynamic worshiping community of students, faculty, and staff gathers every Sunday in the chapel at 11:30 a.m. Doors open at 11 with free coffee, tea, and other breakfast-y treats for all who attend! Prelude starts at 11:15. Communion will be served at noon on the first Sunday of each month. Contact University Chaplain DeLyn Celec at dcelec@su.edu or Chaplain Ian Urriola at iurriola@su.edu for more information.
Dash N Dye 5k Color Run/Walk
Sunday, April 2111:00 am – 12:00 pm
The Dash N Dye 5K Run/Walk will take place on Sunday, April 21 at 11 a.m. Registration is now open on imleagues.com. Anyone who registers by Wednesday, April 17 at 5 p.m. and completes the run/walk will be eligible for a door prize drawing. On-site registration will begin at 10 a.m. at Sarah's Glen. Participants are asked to wear white clothing so that the powder/dye shows up. You will be asked to keep your own time should you wish to do so. For questions, please contact Recsports@su.edu.
Cornhole Tournament
Sunday, April 213:00 pm – 3:00 pm
The Cornhole tournament takes place on Sunday, April 21 at 3 p.m. on the Intramural Field behind the Brandt Student Center. This is a doubles tournament and registration is required by April 17 by 5 p.m. Register your team at imleagues.com. Boards and bags will be supplied by Campus Recreation & Wellness. The tournament format will be determined based on the number of teams registered. For more information please contact recsports@su.edu.
Homework Hangouts
Sunday, April 213:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Hang out with other students on the third floor of the Smith Library while working through those homework assignments! Get the big papers and large projects done while spending time with peers and eating free snacks, all courtesy of Student Support Services. Drop in, hang out and get caught up on your work while motivating others to do the same. For more information, contact Holli Phillips at hphillip@su.edu.
Yoga with Nicole
Sunday, April 216:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Join Nicole for yoga to start your week off right! Connect breath with movement to create balance in the body and mind. Postures are sequenced to help strengthen your muscles, improve flexibility, and tune into the rhythm of your body. All levels are welcome! Held in Shingleton Hall, Shingleton Gymnasium.
Catholic Confession and Mass
Sunday, April 216:15 pm – 7:30 pm
Join SU’s Catholic Campus Ministry for mass every Sunday (when classes are in session) at 6:45 p.m. in Goodson Chapel-Recital Hall. Confessions begin at 6:15 p.m. Everyone is welcome, whether you’re a practicing Catholic, returning member or someone who is curious to learn about mass. Following the service, the Catholic Campus Ministry will host a fellowship. Grab a small bite to eat, meet your peers, and talk with the priest, Fr. Ramon. If you have any questions or would like to join the mailing list, please contact shenandoahccm@gmail.com.
Food Recovery Network
Sunday, April 216:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Food Recovery Network is hosting a recovery at 6:30 p.m. in the Allen Dining Hall. Volunteers work together to package leftover food that will be served at the Winchester Rescue Mission for those in need. Please consider signing up for a recovery at this link to help fight hunger here in Winchester! Contact Joshua Brooks at jbrooks20@su.edu with any questions.
Percussion Ensemble
Sunday, April 217:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Under the direction of Assistant Professor of Percussion Karlyn Viña, members of the Percussion Ensemble present their spring concert. Free event; no tickets are required. Visit conservatoryperforms.org to learn more about the event, explore the digital program, and more.
The Hard Facts Display
Monday, April 2211:00 am – 4:00 pm
April is Sexual Assault Awareness month and the [Not Just] Women’s Center will have a display featuring hard facts and repercussions of rape and sexual assault. Statistics on reports, criminal justice system, addiction, prevalence and more will be on display. For more information, contact thenjwc@su.edu.
Graduate Lunch, Learn, & Relax,
Monday, April 2211:30 am – 1:30 pm
Graduate school is hard and finding time to relax can be difficult. Stop by the HPB Cafe lobby at 11:30 a.m. to learn about options for engaging in moments of relaxation and why it is important as you go about your busy schedule. For more information, contact the Counseling Center at counseling@su.edu.
Letter Writing to Incarcerated People with Cannabis-related Offenses
Monday, April 2212:30 pm – 3:00 pm
Write letters to people incarcerated for cannabis related charges at the Brandt Student Center from 12:30-3 p.m. April 22! Many people around the world celebrate cannabis for its various uses on April 20, but while many states across the country have relaxed their laws regarding the legalization, possession, and use of marijuana, there are many people who are incarcerated (some with life sentences) for cannabis-related charges. Join Spiritual Life in writing letters of encouragement to incarcerated people in hopes of providing a connection, given the isolating conditions of prisons. For more information, contact Marco Pflanzen at marco.pflanzen@su.edu.
Pilates with Kaitlyn
Monday, April 226:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Pilates is a fun full-body workout that promotes strength, balanced muscle development, flexibility, posture, and range of motion. It is perfect for all levels of fitness, from the absolute beginner to the varsity athlete. It is a low-impact mat class that works the core, upper body, lower body, and back of the body all in a one-hour workout! Class is held in Shingleton Hall, Shingleton Gymnasium.
Shenandoah Graduation Selfie Sites
Tuesday, April 2312:00 am – 11:59 pm
Cap off your special moments at SU at our selfie sites designed for graduating students. Whether you’re celebrating your achievements or saying goodbye to your alma mater, our picturesque locations and fun props provide the perfect backdrop for your selfies and group photos. Special props will be available for 2020 high school graduates. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to create lasting memories with your friends. Keep an eye out for pop-ups on sunny days and be prepared to strike a pose at Shenandoah’s most Instagram-worthy spots using #ShenandoahGrad! For more information, contact Holli Phillips at hphillip@su.edu
AAPI Food Tasting
Tuesday, April 2312:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Celebrate Asian American Pacific Islander Month with a food tasting on April 23 at the Mosaic Center! Enjoy different varieties of Asian cuisine from the Winchester area. For more information, contact Malik Henry at mhenry132@su.edu.
Kindness Project Tabling
Tuesday, April 2312:30 pm – 3:30 pm
Learn about different aspects of and ways to show that kindness from April 23 - 26, from 12:30-3:30 p.m. in the Brandt Student Center lobby. Each day will be something different! Students will write positive notes focusing on kindness that will be posted around the BSC. For any questions, please contact Emily Swartzbaugh at cwd22@su.edu.
Global Citizenship Project 2024 Display Tables
Tuesday, April 231:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Learn more about the Global Citizenship Project (GCP) from participants from the GCP 2024 destinations (American Samoa, Argentina, India, Slovenia, and Zambia) at the Brandt Student Center from 1-3 p.m. on Tuesday, April 23. Participants will share their experiences from their trips last month. There will also be information about how to apply for GCP 2025! For more information, contact the Center for Global Education at gcp@su.edu.
Women’s Lacrosse vs. Cabrini
Tuesday, April 234:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Women's Lacrosse will host Cabrini at 4 p.m. at Aikens Stadium View the full women's lacrosse schedule.