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The Story Of De’Angelo & Jug

Young Veteran's Service Dog Makes Huge Impact

De’Angelo Wynn ’19 is kind of a neat freak. As a former military man, he likes order and cleanliness. He didn’t grow up around animals…

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Theory To Practice

Byrd School of Business Students Build Practical Business Experience Through Marquee Events And Hands-On Learning

Within four years, Shenandoah University business students could potentially get-hands on sport management experience at two Olympic games (the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea…

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Pharmacy Alumna Rides For Pediatric Cancer Research & Cure

Tiffany Chan Hits the Road by Motorcycle to Help Others

Tiffany Chan ’17, Pharm.D., is taking to the roads this weekend to raise money to assist children dealing with pediatric brain tumors. She, along with…

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Alumna’s Play Kicks Off New York Festival

“Singularity” by Alex Flanigan ’16, in running for chance to be published by Samuel French

The first moments of the Samuel French Off-Off Broadway Short Play Festival in New York City will have a Shenandoah University presence, via “Singularity,” a…

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MT Shines at World Congress of Music Therapy

Shenandoah Music Therapy Students Perform Closing Song at International Conference

Ten Shenandoah University Music Therapy students helped close out the 15th World Congress of Music Therapy in Japan with a song. The students were there,…

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A Shenandoah Story to Remember

Shenandoah's 32nd Annual Children's Literature Conference Explores The Enduring Power of Tales Well-Told

Children’s book author and the nation’s first Ambassador for Young People’s Literature Jon Scieszka kicked off Shenandoah University’s 32nd Annual Children’s Literature Conference on June…

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Literacy Culture Inspires Book Dedication

Shenandoah University’s Children’s Literature Conference, the university-housed Shenandoah Valley Writer’s Project and a school devoted to literacy combine to create a story that must be told

It just had to happen at Garland R. Quarles Elementary School in Winchester, Virginia. And it just had to be connected to Shenandoah University’s annual…

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SU PT Thrives and Changes Lives in Guatemala

In 2014, Dani Fisher ’16, DPT, who was then a Shenandoah University Division of Physical Therapy (PT) student, started talking with a lifelong friend of…

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Nursing Class of ’67 Gathers for Reunion

Six of the seven remaining members of Shenandoah’s 1967 graduating class of nurses gathered for a toast in early June in the Halpin Rotunda of…

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PA Students Bolstered by Military

Students Receive Scholarships for Veterans & Health Professions

Physician Assistant (PA) Studies student Judith Pascarella ’17, received the LtC David Gwinn Memorial/Veterans Caucus Scholarship for 2017 from the Veterans Caucus. Pascarella, who is…

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