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A group of veterans pose for a photo with representatives from Shenandoah University and the Northern Shenandoah Valley CVEB.

Shenandoah Hosts Fourth Tech 4 Troops Workshop For Local Veterans

The event is the product of a collaboration between the HIVE and Northern Shenandoah Valley CVEB

November 10, 2026

Shenandoah University’s Hub for Innovators, Veterans and Entrepreneurs (HIVE) recently welcomed over 15 local veterans for Tech 4 Troops, a transformative, hands-on technology workshop, in…

Siblings Matthew Thompson, at left in a striped shirt and dark trousers, and Sarah Limoges, right, in a sleeveless floral dress, stand along a verdant road in Clarke County, Virginia. The pair are the founders of the pediatric occupational therapy business, Pathway Pioneers. Both are graduates of Shenandoah University's occupational therapy graduate programs.

SU Sibling Occupational Therapy Graduates Bring It All Back Home

Pathway Pioneers provides an array of pediatric services in Clarke County, Virginia, and surrounding areas

November 10, 2026

Shenandoah University alumni siblings Sarah Limoges ’25, OTD, and Matthew Thompson ’17, ’19, MSOT, recently turned their shared Shenandoah occupational therapy training into Pathway Pioneers,…

An American flag waves over Shenandoah's main campus.

Shenandoah Alumni And University Leaders In Public Service

SU graduates and leaders across generations have answered the call to serve

November 6, 2026

As this week’s elections come to a close, we are reminded that public service extends far beyond the ballot box. For generations, Shenandoah University graduates…

Reaching Out Now founder Samantha Barber addresses a room full of high school students.

Reaching Out Now, Shenandoah University Partner To Launch Shenandoah Leadership Scholars

New initiative promotes leadership development, college and career readiness for high school students in the Northern Shenandoah Valley

November 4, 2026

Shenandoah University is helping Reaching Out Now, a local nonprofit that provides assistance and resources to underserved youth, expand its reach by collaborating with the…

Internships And More Lead New Cybersecurity Grad to IBM

Practical experience at Shenandoah University made a huge difference for Abigail Keene ’26

November 4, 2026

At Shenandoah University, Abigail Keene ’26 gained the hands-on experience she needed to land her current job as a security and compliance engineer at IBM…

Shenandoah University’s Dillon Mauzy Selected As VFIC Presidential Scholar

New program provides scholarships, mentorships and networking opportunities for students

November 4, 2026

By Samantha Scott ’27 The Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges (VFIC) recently announced the inaugural cohort for its Presidential Scholars Program, with Shenandoah University’s Dillon…

A sign displays handwritten responses to the phrase "democracy works when..." on red, white and blue paper.

Shenandoah Continues Voter Education Efforts As An Ask Every Student Commitment Campus

CCE, FYS programs and others partner to spread student voter education

October 28, 2026

By Samantha Scott ’27 In the Fall 2026 term, Shenandoah University obtained a grant of $4,500 from Ask Every Student (AES), a nonprofit organization committed…

Singer-songwriter Enslow speaks at a podium.

Singer-Songwriter Enslow Inspires Shenandoah Students During Leadership Lab

Former SU student shared insight into personal brand, creative entrepreneurship

October 23, 2026

Shenandoah University Leadership Academy hosted a Leadership Lab with visiting singer-songwriter Enslow on Oct. 1. Native to Baltimore, Maryland, Enslow takes inspiration from artists such…

A Shenandoah student receives a document from a fellow student at the witness stand during a mock trial scrimmage.

SU’s Mock Trial Program Enjoying A Stellar Start

All About Mock Trial, Their Successes, and How to Become Involved

October 23, 2026

By Samantha Scott ’27 The SU national mock trial team and mock trial program, founded by Shenandoah alum Jeff L. Harding ’81, J.D., has built…

Shenandoah University administrators and supporters and city officials wear hardhats and use shovels during the ceremonial turning of the dirt for the Dove Center for the Arts groundbreaking.

Shenandoah University Celebrates Groundbreaking For Wilbur And Clare Dove Center For The Arts

New venue named for longtime supporters who made historic $21M gift to Shenandoah

October 22, 2026

Shenandoah University took a historic step in the construction of its state-of-the-art entertainment venue when it broke ground on the new Wilbur and Clare Dove…