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Business School Faculty Members Lead International Trips

China, Uruguay and Rwanda among destinations in 2018 Global Citizenship Project (GCP)

Created in 2005, the Global Citizenship Project (GCP) is a truly unique, Shenandoah University-funded international travel and educational experience offered annually during spring break. Five groups…

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Athletics News: Winter 2018

Students earn state and regional honors, set records, say goodbye to Shingleton Gymnasium & hello to the James R. Wilkins, Jr. Athletics & Events Center

The final weeks of 2017 and the initial months of 2018 have proved eventful for Shenandoah University’s Department of Intercollegiate Athletics and its student-athletes.  Shingleton…

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Artifact of the Quarter | March 2018

Phoenix Shot Tower

While driving on I-83 in Baltimore, Maryland, one massive, legendary eyewitness to the Civil War rises prominently into the sky and is visible from miles…

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Publication of Note | March 2018

Richard A. Sauers, “The National Tribune Civil War Index” 3 vols.

Richard A. Sauers, comp., “The National Tribune Civil War Index” 3 vols. (El Dorado Hills, CA: Savas Beatie, 2017). $139.95 hardcover, www.savasbeatie.com.   At the…

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Student Interview: Caleb Hutson

Caleb Hutson makes great plays: on the field, as a member of Shenandoah University’s football team, and in the classroom as a business major. Head…

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Charitable Organization Finds Social Media Success

Dean Miles Davis speaks with Becca Stevens of Thistle Farms on "The Valley Business Today" on The River 95.3

Social entrepreneurship, when done right, combines both business and doing good. In a special segment of “The Valley Business Today,” on The River, 95.3 FM,…

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“Forgotten” Work by Famed French Composer Jacques Ibert Comes to Light

A short work for bassoon and piano by famed French composer Jacques Ibert has been published for the first time after lying nearly silent for…

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Miles K. Davis Named 20th President of Linfield College

Byrd School dean begins new appointment on July 1

Miles Davis, Ph.D., dean and professor of management at Shenandoah University’s Harry F. Byrd, Jr. School of Business, has been named the 20th president of…

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Caruthers/UI Water Damage Repairs Completed – FAQ

Students to move in on Sunday, Jan 14, at noon

Below are the most frequently asked questions (FAQs) concerning the minor water damage that occurred on campus on Monday, Jan. 8, 2018, due to freezing…

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Hands-On Experience Makes A Difference For Student Investment Club Members

Shenandoah’s Student Investment Club (SUSIC) teaches its members to expand their wealth through stock market investing. Members learn about stock basics, investment strategies, angel investing…

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