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Shenandoah’s first campus-wide pitch competition, held in Halpin-Harrison Hall’s Stimpson Auditorium during the spring term, showcased the talent, creativity, and courage of Shenandoah students, who…

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…

For a program built on courses formally introduced less than a year ago, Shenandoah University’s Bachelor of Arts in art and design is more than…

Shenandoah’s Division of Communication Sciences and Disorders makes a direct impact on its surrounding communities and clients across the nation by offering the services of…

On April 23, Kathleen Quarles (AS ’82, N ’13) and William “Billy” Quarles were recognized by Shenandoah University for their generous gift prompting the launch…

As a Shenandoah University Bachelor of Science in nursing student, Evelyn Maletick ’26 would be expected to have a busy schedule during the spring term…

Violet Amoabeng ’09, ’11, two-time Shenandoah Business School alumna, was named The Global Good Fund 2026 Fellow. The Global Good Fund Fellowship is a 12-month…

On March 2, Stephen Gober III (AS ’98) was selected by the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Society to be an assistant athletic trainer for Team…

One of Shenandoah University’s early forays into collaborative online international learning (COIL) is the subject of a new paper published in the Journal of Educational…

Thinking about pursuing a graduate degree? Try some courses this summer to familiarize yourself with graduate work and even start what could lead to a…