Shenandoah University | A College of Distinction
Shenandoah University has received national recognition as a college of distinction for its individualized and engaging education and its student success and satisfaction.
Shenandoah earned recognition for its many student-centered programs, including first-year seminars; programs in service-learning and diversity and global learning; interdisciplinary programs; collaborative assignments and projects; capstone projects; and study abroad programs and internships.
Why Shenandoah?
Jeremy Kwolek '24 '26
Culpeper, Virginia
"As students at Shenandoah, we are lucky to have professors and other faculty members who sincerely care about our success and growth on both a personal and academic level. As a member of the baseball team at SU, the people I have met on and off the field are level-headed, intelligent, and respectful individuals. You are a part of a family here at Shenandoah."
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Shenandoah Today
Noyalas Publishes First Civil War Book For Young Readers
Shenandoah University professor co-authors ‘A Civil War Journey at Cool Spring’ with wife Brandy Noyalas
By Jace Gibson ’26 Jonathan Noyalas ’01, M.A., director of Shenandoah University’s McCormick Civil War Institute, and his wife Brandy Noyalas ’02 recently published a new book to educate young readers on the nuances of Civil War history. “A Civil ... Continue Reading Noyalas Publishes First Civil War…
Capture Spring In Bloom
Share Your Images Of The Daffodils Brightening Shenandoah’s Main Campus
Springtime at Shenandoah University brings with it many delightful sights: budding trees, students gathering outside in the Quad and along a glistening Abrams Creek, and to begin the season – the appearance of sunny yellow daffodils. Shenandoah’s ... Continue Reading Capture Spring In Bloom
Shenandoah Students Gain Global Perspective Through Virtual Exchange
Virtually Going Global debuted in Fall 2024 with the support of the Stevens Initiative
In Fall 2024, Shenandoah University incorporated Virtually Going Global into its First-Year Seminar (FYS) program, introducing a virtual exchange element to the university’s established curriculum for first-year students. Through Virtually Going ... Continue Reading Shenandoah Students Gain Global Perspective…