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Boyd ’68 and Gomez ’97 Recognized as 2019 Distinguished Alumni Award Recipients

McManus Presents ‘On Brahms’s Nietzschean Modernism’ at AMS and GSA Events

Heimat Quartet Begins Residency in Winchester and at Shenandoah Conservatory

Romano ’91 Coordinates Mid-Atlantic High School Flute Choir Competition and More This Summer

Stravinskian Ballet-Inspired New Work by Newman Premieres This Fall

Work by Props ’04 Featured in The Milliner’s Guild for NY Textile Month

Ferrell Recognized in Washington City Paper and Dance Teacher Magazine

Chow ’18, ’20 Advances to Finals in Canadian Chopin Competition

Zoeter Teaches and Performs in Brazil During Sabbatical

O’Conor Featured in Videos on Teaching and Performing Works by Beethoven and Haydn

Shenandoah Buzzes With Activity

University adds dozens of areas of study, draws record number of first-year students, and so much more this fall

Shenandoah Conservatory Announces U.S. University Premiere of “Something Rotten!”

Publication of Note | September 2019

William Henry Locke, “The Story of the Regiment” (Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott & Co., 1868).

Artifact of the Quarter

Merrill Carbine Bullet

September 2019 Class Notes

MCWI Director Delivers Keynote for Commemoration & Directs Historical Tour

C-SPAN Broadcasts Noyalas' Speech

GET-MBA Program Opens With Celebration

Students, studying in China, will graduate with Shenandoah degree

Shenandoah Aims for Global Understanding at Barzinji Fall Colloquium

Leaders from two Muslim-majority countries invited to discuss higher education

“Santa Girl” Hits The Big Screen

Santa Girl is now in theaters nationwide and available for purchase at home

Switzerland to South Korea: Shenandoah Students Take on the World

Read student reflections on the GCP, GEL, & Study Abroad experiences in 2019

A Head Start on Early Intervention

Shenandoah OT Student Earning Certification From GEORGE Program, Which Uses Interdisciplinary Learning to Benefit Services Provided to Young Children

Recent News

A group of individuals perform onstage during "Guys and Dolls."

Shenandoah University Receives Virginia Tourism Corporation Grant

VTC provides $10,000 for tourism marketing for Shenandoah Summer Music Theatre

SWARM and Esports Make Beautiful Music Together

Groups collaborate on first-ever esports composition competition to create a Shenandoah Esports anthem

Shenandoah PA students use a handheld ultrasound machine during a national competition.

Shenandoah University PA Students Excel In National Ultrasound Competition Debut

Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) was introduced to Shenandoah’s PA curriculum in 2025-26

People with movement disorders participate in a dance kick line as part of a MoveU! Move to Music adaptive dance class at Shenandoah University.

Grants Support MoveU! Program at Shenandoah

Financial Assistance Improves Adaptive Sports and Dance Opportunities For People With Mobility Challenges

Inaugural HIVE Shenandoah University Pitch Competition participants Abigail Keene ’26, Raquel Anongos ’26, Arizona Fischvogt ’28, Parker Brown ’29, Natalie Pronk ’29 stand in Halpin-Harrison Hall, Stimpson Auditorium, in front of a HIVE pull-up poster focused on entrepreneurship.

Shenandoah Celebrates Innovation At First Campus-Wide Pitch Competition

Pitch Contest Presented Through University’s Hub For Innovators, Veterans & Entrepreneurs (HIVE)

Bryce Mitchell '14, '17, '22

SU triple alumnus named elementary school principal

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