Please note: As a result of inclement weather, Earth Day at Cool Spring has been postponed to 1 p.m. Sunday, April 23, rain or shine. Nature walks and a historic landscape presentation will take ... Continue Reading POSTPONED TO APRIL 23: Shenandoah…
Shenandoah Alumnus Begins Tenure As Director Of McCormick Civil War Institute Jonathan Noyalas Returns ‘Home’ To Lead Institute Dedicated To Civil War-Era History
Jonathan A. Noyalas ’01 has joined Shenandoah University as director of the university’s McCormick Civil War Institute (CWI). The institute, founded in 1994, supports teaching and research about the ... Continue Reading Shenandoah Alumnus Begins Tenure As…
Narratives Written by Former Slaves Speak Loudly History Professor Explores Narratives and What They Mean In Contemporary Life
Discussions about race and justice in the United States are as old as the nation. A Shenandoah history professor's studies and course reveals how words written in the 19th century offer insights for ... Continue Reading Narratives Written by Former Slaves…
Why study history? What’s the point?
We asked Shenandoah University Associate Professor of History Ann Denkler that point-blank question. And guess what? She didn't give the answer we, or you, might expect. It's far more than learning ... Continue Reading Why study history? What’s the…
Denkler Selected for American History ‘Slave Narratives’ Seminar
Shenandoah University is pleased to announce that Associate Professor of History Ann Denkler, Ph.D., is one of a select group of faculty members nationwide chosen by the Council of Independent ... Continue Reading Denkler Selected for American History…
Cool Spring – Protecting Land for Future Generations
Battlefield Preservation Effort - Provides Access to Historic Site On the brisk morning of April 23, 2013, Shenandoah University embarked on its newest venture— the preservation and protection of ... Continue Reading Cool Spring – Protecting Land…