Update: All SU locations will open at 11 a.m. today, Dec. 5. Classes scheduled to begin before 11 a.m. will meet virtually unless otherwise noted.

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Evolving Plans for Fall 2021

SU navigates a “normal” academic year amidst an ever-changing virus

Dear students, faculty and staff, I hope that you have had an enjoyable and restful summer. The fortitude and can-do attitude that our community has…

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Gawrysiak Named Collegiate Esports Program Director of the Year

Honor Comes From The National Association of Collegiate Esports

The National Association of Collegiate Esports (NACE), a global leader in esports education and engagement, named SU Esports Program Director Joey Gawrysiak, Ph.D., as Program…

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Professor’s Book Examines Masculinity in Chicanx and Mexican Literature

Bryan Pearce-Gonzales writes about masculine relationships and what it signifies to be a Mexican male

Professor of Hispanic Studies Bryan Pearce-Gonzales, Ph.D., recently published his first book, “Societal Constructions of Masculinity in Chicanx and Mexican Literature: From Machismo to Feminist…

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First VR Graduate Ready to do ‘Incredible Things’ With Degree

Alistair Bingham is Shenandoah’s First Virtual Reality Design Program Graduate

Alistair Bingham was 12 years old and playing World of Warcraft one day when he thought to himself, “Wait a second. If there are video…

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Maxwell Losgar and His Hustle to the Top

A Passion for Fashion Turned Into the Talent Booker to Know

Work hard.” Do your best.” Make good connections.” All of these phrases can be heard in a career panel for college students or read in…

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Shenandoah’s Electric Car Culture Gets Charged Up

A Group of Faculty, Staff Share Tips, Stories About Their Electric Vehicles

They call themselves the Electric Car Brigade: a small group of Shenandoah faculty and staff who bond over their love for charged cars, a cleaner…

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Pro Soccer Player Sets Goals Off the Field and in the Classroom

Through joint partnership, Washington Spirit Goalkeeper Aubrey Bledsoe Takes MBA Courses at Shenandoah

In February 2021, Shenandoah University began partnering with the professional women’s soccer team the Washington Spirit to provide free classes to players in exchange for…

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International Travel Returns at Shenandoah

University Eases Back Into The Sphere By Honoring Global Citizenship Project Commitments

Shenandoah University is committed to providing global experiences for its community in the safest, most ethical ways possible. It will do so this summer as…

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Polite Joins Shenandoah Division of Student Affairs in New Associate VP Role

Student Leadership Development Position Will Oversee Civic Engagement, Career Services, and Student Leadership Development

Fritz Polite, Ph.D., Shenandoah University’s assistant vice president for opportunity development, is stepping into a newly created role this summer as the university’s first associate…

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Shenandoah Marches Into Fall 2022 With New Band, Director

The marching band will generate support, spirit and be accompanied by a color guard

Drum roll, please! Shenandoah University’s first-ever marching band will take to the field in the fall of 2022. This new university ensemble will generate support,…

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