Why Shenandoah?
Silvia Murcia, ’20
Richmond, Virginia
Silvia was born in a village of 200 people nestled among the mountains of Honduras. She traveled thousands of miles — sleeping in the desert, crawling through cacti, and experiencing life inside a detention center and maximum security prison — to finally become a graduate physician assistant student at Shenandoah University.
"When I was accepted to Shenandoah, I couldn’t believe it. Five years ago I was thinking about this moment, and now I’m here. It means everything to me. It was the best decision.”
Physician Assistant Studies
Shenandoah Today
Shenandoah Buzzes With Activity
University adds dozens of areas of study, draws record number of first-year students, and so much more this fall
The 2019 fall semester is here, and it’s an exciting time to be part of Shenandoah University. Largest Incoming Classes This semester, the university welcomed its largest freshman class ever, with about 500 students, and its second-largest graduate ... Continue Reading Shenandoah Buzzes With Activity
Shenandoah Conservatory Announces U.S. University Premiere of “Something Rotten!”
Shenandoah University is pleased to announce the U.S. university premiere of the musical “Something Rotten!” The Tony Award-winning musical opened on Broadway in 2015 and has already completed two major tours. “Something Rotten!” opens at 7:30 p.m. ... Continue Reading Shenandoah Conservatory Announces U.S. University…
Switzerland to South Korea: Shenandoah Students Take on the World
Read student reflections on the GCP, GEL, & Study Abroad experiences in 2019
Victoria Hannen | GEL South Korea Going to Seoul, South Korea, was not only my first international trip with Shenandoah, but my first international trip ever! I went to work the 2019 Seoul Marathon. South Korea offered many things for me: new food, ... Continue Reading Switzerland to South Korea: Shenandoah…