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Benefit Performance on Campus & Staged Readings at Bright Box Theater of Musical ‘Lilac’

Musical theatre majors Jack Murphy ’20 and Bailey Baker ’20 have been working on “Lilac,” a musical which began as a scene with Playwrights student…

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Robblee Conducts DoDEA-Europe Honors Music Festival Band and Completes Residency in Brussels

From March 17 through March 22, Director of Bands and Associate Professor of Conducting Timothy J. Robblee, Ph.D., conducted the Department of Defense Education Association…

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Shenandoah Trombone Collective Performs at American Trombone Workshop and More

The Shenandoah Trombone Collective presented its first public concert on Feb. 18. It also performed at The American Trombone Workshop hosted by The U.S. Army…

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Niess Tours, Performs and Presents Workshops in February and March

In February and March, Adjunct Associate Professor of Classical and Jazz Trombone Matthew Niess, D.M.A., traveled with The Smithsonian Masterworks Orchestra and performed in San…

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Guest Music Therapist Michael Viega Presents “Rising from the Ashes”

Guest music therapist Michael Viega presents “Rising from the Ashes” at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, April 15, in Glaize Studio Theatre. “Rising from the Ashes”…

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A Place to Be Performers Let Leesburg Students Know ‘It’s OK to Feel’

John W. Tolbert Jr. Elementary School in Leesburg was the “place to be” March 20, when five members of the local therapeutic arts organization A…

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Learning About Civil Discourse In Higher Education

Shenandoah Partners With Muslim-Majority Countries To Exchange Ideas

Shenandoah University recently partnered with Bridgewater College and two universities in Muslim-majority countries to learn how to provide better opportunities for civil discourse within higher…

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Over-The-Counter Medicine Needed For Mission Trip To Haiti – Donate Today!

This May, Shenandoah students from pharmacy, occupational therapy (OT), physical therapy (PT) and physician assistant (PA) programs are taking a medical mission trip to Haiti.…

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CANCELED — Waka Flocka Flame Concert at Shenandoah

The welfare of our attendees is our top concern and vitally important to Shenandoah University. In light of recent media reports we have made the…

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Pharmacogenomics Research Spotlighted

Prominent Lecture Series To Showcase Work By Team Featuring Shenandoah Pharmacy Associate Dean and Professor

The research conducted by Bernard J. Dunn School of Pharmacy Associate Dean for Research and Professor of Pharmacogenomics Arthur “Art” Harralson, Pharm.D., and his team,…

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