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Shenandoah University administrators and supporters and city officials wear hardhats and use shovels during the ceremonial turning of the dirt for the Dove Center for the Arts groundbreaking.

Shenandoah University Celebrates Groundbreaking For Wilbur And Clare Dove Center For The Arts

New venue named for longtime supporters who made historic $21M gift to Shenandoah

Shenandoah University took a historic step in the construction of its state-of-the-art entertainment venue when it broke ground on the new Wilbur and Clare Dove…

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Max Suwarno and Scott Logsdon

EP for New Rock Musical ‘Romero and Juliet,’ Co-Created by Logsdon ’84, Now Streaming

An EP featuring five songs from “Romero and Juliet,” a new rock musical co-created by librettist and lyricist Scott Logsdon ’84 (Bachelor of Music in…

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Music Education Program Hosts Dr. Matthew Arau for Upbeat! Workshop

Music Education Program Hosts Dr. Matthew Arau for Upbeat! Workshop

Shenandoah Conservatory’s music education program welcomed renowned educator, clinician and author Dr. Matthew Arau for a full-day Upbeat! workshop on Sept. 19. Music education students…

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Josh Pryor

Pryor ’26 Awarded Hattie M. Strong Foundation Scholarship

Josh Pryor ’26 (Bachelor of Music in Music Education – Instrumental Emphasis) has received a scholarship from the Hattie M. Strong Foundation (HMSF) to help…

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J. Aaron Hardwick

Hardwick ’21, ’22 Announces Video Game Music Concerts in U.S. and Europe

Conductor J. Aaron Hardwick ’21, ’22 (Doctor of Musical Arts in Conducting, Graduate Certificate in Esports Management) has announced two upcoming orchestral engagements featuring video…

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Patrick Rippeon

Rippeon ’25, ’27 Wins First Prize in Saxophone at Charleston International Music Competition

Saxophonist Patrick Rippeon ’25, ’27 (Bachelor of Music in Performance, Master of Music in Performance) recently won first prize in the saxophone category, ages 17+,…

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Katerina Deising '27 in Prauge, Czechia, with the city behind her, as she sits on a high wall. She is wearing a dark shirt and slacks.

Box Lacrosse Tournament in Czechia Provides Invaluable Internship Experience for Shenandoah Student

Exercise Science Major Katerina Deising ’27 Already Using What She Learned

Katerina Deising ’27 applied to Shenandoah University specifically for its top-notch Master of Science in Athletic Training and Doctor of Physical Therapy program. Her decision…

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October 2026 Class Notes

October 2026 Class Notes

In September 2026, Nadine Dunn (C ’90) retired from the University of Maryland, College Park. She and her husband relocated to Spain. Sarah Howard-Carter (C…

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Group photo of students enrolled in the SU and HCT joint program.

Shenandoah University, Henan College Of Transportation Welcome New Cohort To Joint EIET Program

SU, HCT celebrated 140 newly admitted students to the three-year program

Shenandoah University and Henan College of Transportation welcomed the Class of 2029 to the Sino-U.S. Joint Education Electronic Information Engineering Technology Certificate Program during convocation…

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