Arts & Sciences Alumni

Bryce Mitchell ’14, ’17, ’22 is the new principal of Waterview Elementary School in Portsmouth, Virginia, a milestone that reflects both his professional dedication and…

Maria Saikali ’24, ’26, has experienced something relatively few people can claim: graduating with her twin sister one year, and then turning around and graduating…

Kollin Wisniewski ’23 recently received the Superior Civilian Service Award, the second‑highest honorary recognition granted to the Department of the Army civilians. The award honors…

Reginé Bumper ’19 has been honored as one of George Mason University’s 40 Under 40 Black Alumni for her growing impact in public health and…

The Ohio Pharmacists Association (OPA) has installed Marilee Clemons R.Ph., Pharm.D., BCACP, ’12, ’16 as trustee representing District 2 during its 148th Annual Conference, held…

More than a year after Hurricane Helene devastated western North Carolina, Mary Ensogna ’09 (pictured on the far right above) has been honored with the…

Shenandoah University leaders, past and present, as well as alumni, recently received four of The Top of Virginia Regional Chamber’s eight Greater Good Awards, at…

By Natalie Gales ’25 Jonathan Noyalas ’01, M.A., the Hugh and Virginia McCormick Chair in Civil War History and director of the university’s McCormick Civil…

By Natalie Gales ’25 This fall marks the 10th year that Shenandoah University is celebrating Exercise is Medicine on Campus (EIM-OC). EIM-OC Month takes place…

During the Spring 2025 semester, the Health Policy class taught by Aaron Blight, Ed.D., assistant professor of public health, traveled to the nation’s capital to…