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Download The Shenandoah Connect App!

New mobile app brings important SU information right to your phone

Shenandoah University is excited to announce the launch of the Shenandoah Connect mobile app.

Using the app, members of the SU community can access information tailored to their Shenandoah experience, receive important alerts and notifications, and connect with fellow Hornets through in-app communication channels and social walls. Students are a click away from course-related information such as schedules and grades, and can also participate in class discussion boards and communicate with friends and school organizations, while faculty and staff can access a variety of employee resources.

Visit the Shenandoah Connect webpage at su.edu/connectapp, or your device’s app store, to download the new app.

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