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Financial Times Publishes Shenandoah Teaching Case on the Limits of Financial Reporting

Mulyadi, Anwar and other Shenandoah business faculty published across variety of sites

The Financial Times has published a new business school teaching case study by Shenandoah University School of Business faculty members Martin Mulyadi, Ph.D., CGMA, YHB…

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Dan Navarro with music students

Singer-Songwriter Dan Navarro Shares Industry Insights with Music Students

Shenandoah Conservatory welcomed acclaimed singer-songwriter and touring artist Dan Navarro last month for several engaging sessions with music students. Navarro shared insights from his decades-long…

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Shenandoah PA students present a check worth $10,000 to Winchester Rescue Mission CEO Lauren Clouse.

Shenandoah’s Physician Assistant Studies Program Donates $10,000 To Winchester Rescue Mission

Funds were raised by the annual SUPA Gala, which has benefitted local organizations since 2007

Shenandoah University’s Division of Physician Assistant Studies recently donated $10,000 to the Winchester Rescue Mission, culminating a successful fundraising campaign supported by the program’s annual…

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Shenandoah University Holds KidWind Coach Training Session

Shenandoah Education Students Participate In Hands-On Lessons Related To Renewable Energies

By Jace Gibson ’26 On Nov. 15, Shenandoah University’s Division of Education and Leadership held a KidWind coach training session in the Bowman Building. This…

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Shenandoah University student Sophie Koutalakis '26 conducts research during her summer 2025 internship in Belize coordinated by Toucan Education.

Shenandoah Student Gains Invaluable Experience Through Toucan Education

Sophie Koutalakis ’26 Studied in Belize over the summer courtesy of Shenandoah’s unique partnership with Toucan

When Sophie Koutalakis ’26 first considered Shenandoah University, it was as a potential Shenandoah Conservatory student. But, as her high school career progressed and she…

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Graphic promoting details of the 2025 Economic Summit, with headshots of speakers Tom Barkin and Juan Pablo Segura.

Top Of Virginia Regional Chamber To Hold Annual Economic Summit At Shenandoah On Nov. 18

Tom Barkin, president and CEO of Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, is the keynote speaker

The Top of Virginia Regional Chamber will hold its fourth annual Economic Summit, presented by First Bank and hosted by Shenandoah University’s School of Business,…

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Jonathan Noyalas poses with his new book and his dog, Mr. Lincoln.

Jonathan Noyalas Publishes New Book About General Philip H. Sheridan

Biography explores the life, death and legacy of a famed Civil War general

By Natalie Gales ’25 Jonathan Noyalas ’01, M.A., the Hugh and Virginia McCormick Chair in Civil War History and director of the university’s McCormick Civil…

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Shenandoah University student Sophia Sharp '27 shows off her strongwoman skills lifting the Bells of Steel on the campus Quad during fall 2025.

One Of The World’s Strongest Women Studies at Shenandoah

Sophia Sharp First Competed In A Strongwoman Contest Only Four Years Ago

A Shenandoah University exercise science student is also one of the world’s strongest women.  Sophia Sharp ’27, who is also in the early assurance Doctor…

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