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Carl Joseph

Former Hornet Carl Joseph on Resilience, Fuel, and Entrepreneurship

When Carl Joseph played running back for Shenandoah University (2011–2013), his life centered on speed, discipline, and execution. But inside a classroom, an offhand lesson…

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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

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…

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Janelle Anderson ’25, ’26 and Jessica Littlejohn '26

Shenandoah School of Business Graduates Join Inaugural Virginia Athletics Foundation Intern Cohort

Shenandoah University’s School of Business has always taken pride in preparing students to step straight from the classroom into high-impact roles. That tradition continues with…

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Bevin Taylor '25

SU Acting Graduate Bevin Taylor ’25 Wins Best Oral Advocate at Scalia Law School

Acting skills are proving to be a superpower for Bevin Taylor ’25, who recently received the Antonin Scalia Law School at George Mason University’s prestigious…

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Shenandoah Career Switchers Win Teaching Accolades

Honors confirm three recent program graduates made the right choice

Before being named a 2026 finalist for Fairfax County Public Schools’ Outstanding Secondary Teacher of the Year, Jason Marsh had a 29-year career in IT…

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Wayne L. Wold

Wold ’07 Receives Alumni Achievement Award from Concordia College

Director of Church Music Institute and Adjunct Associate Professor of Organ Wayne L. Wold ’07, D.M.A., received the Alumni Achievement Award during Concordia College’s 2026…

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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

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…

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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

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…

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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

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…

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Max Suwarno and Scott Logsdon

EP for New Rock Musical ‘Romero and Juliet,’ Co-Created by Logsdon ’84, Now Streaming

An EP featuring five songs from “Romero and Juliet,” a new rock musical co-created by librettist and lyricist Scott Logsdon ’84 (Bachelor of Music in…

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