Avalon’s Fall 2024 Issue Is Live

December 11, 2024

The latest edition of the Avalon Literature & Arts Magazine is now live; check out the Fall 2024 issue at su.edu/avalon.

The Avalon editorial team sends its heartfelt thanks to all of the contributors and to all of those who shared their work. This also continues to include work by students outside of Shenandoah University. These efforts make the magazine possible, and Avalon appreciates everyone’s work.

Read, enjoy, and please consider submitting for the Spring 2025 edition when submissions open again in January. Questions? Contact avalon@su.edu or Jon Udelson, Ph.D., at judelson@su.edu.

Shenandoah University Biology Student Presents Research At Pittcon

Sophia Menyhart ’26 also earned a research award from the Virginia Section of the American Chemical Society

May 28, 2026

Students pose at a booth for the Shenandoah Center for Immersive Learning.

Shenandoah University Advanced Technology Students Thrive At Prestigious Conference

Three students were awarded scholarships, two presented VR projects at I/ITSEC in Orlando, Florida

May 26, 2026

Shenandoah University's president shares a hug with a graduate on the commencement stage.

Shenandoah University Alum Lives Out Dream Of Earning A Pharm.D.

Megan Calhoun ’26 played key role in mass-vaccination clinic at SU in 2021 before enrolling at Shenandoah

May 21, 2026

Student in Shenandoah University's Art & Design program smiles and looks away from the camera as works on a small sculpture of a seated human figure.

Art & Design Goes Global, Sparks Growth

New program engages students in international online collaboration, inspires unique thinking

May 20, 2026

Staged photo of a client being worked with as part of Shenandoah University's free Speech, Language and Hearing Clinic in Loudoun.

Shenandoah Clinic Offers Services for Free

The Speech, Language & Hearing Clinic at Shenandoah University Loudoun educates as it provides no-cost assistance both in person and through telehealth

May 19, 2026

Shenandoah University Hosts Author Dare Williams

The Southern California-based poet starred in English Department's guest writer series, hosted workshop for students