By Benjamin Mangubat After spending our first two days exploring Brussels we entered into France, with our first stop being Paris. We spent three full days in Paris where we visited many iconic sights like the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre. Day one consisted of a guided tour around the city for our first taste of Paris. We visited the
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By Jesse Ya Diul This weekend, Shenandoah University was home to multiple festivities to celebrate Halloween, but the main attraction was the Haunted House at Parker Residence Hall which generated a lot of buzz throughout the week. Going into the Haunted House, I did not know what to expect. I was nervous. Not nervous of being scared, but more
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By Elise O’Neill-Eckman The Shenandoah University Men’s Soccer Team recently completed their best season since 2007, winning six games, three of which were ODAC victories. However, on Friday, October 26th, Shenandoah University director of Intercollegiate Athletics Bridget Lyons, Ph.D. announced, that Matt Smith has been relieved of his duties as head men’s soccer coach. The University has given no
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By: Benjamin Mangubat and Tyler Ganis
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By: Kevin Nealon and Cathy Loranger
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By: Monica Baranko
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By: India Larry Bright colors aren’t just for summer. Be bold, feel beautiful, and put some orange into in the atmosphere. Orange isn’t just a color, it represents the change of season. It’s a color that is stimulating, vibrant and flamboyant. The color orange is known for creating a sense of general wellness and emotional energy which
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By: Hunter M. Blevins Looking for a frightfully fantastic time during Halloween week? Maybe a spectacularly spooky way to kill some time? Come join the Frankenreads happening on campus! The Global Frankenstein First Year Seminar class is hosting a reading of Mary Shelley’s timeless classic “Frankenstein” to celebrate its bicentennial. Each day during the week of Halloween,
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By Elise O’Neill-Eckman
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By: Jesse Ya Diul The beginning of a new semester brings about many changes for both students and faculty. One of the more significant changes is the consolidation of Hornet Central, Financial Aid and Student Services into a single entity called Student Financial Services. This move is aimed to have Student Financial Services be a “one stop shop” for students and
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By: Annie Hart This past Saturday, Oct. 6, at 12 P.M., the university unveiled a new statue at the James R. Wilkins Jr. Athletics and Events Center (WAEC). The unveiling ceremony lasted around 30 minutes and featured several speakers, including our President Tracy Fitzsimmons, James R. “Jimmy” Wilkins Jr., and James A. “Jim” Davis. Ashley Warren,
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By Benjamin Mangubat Eurozone 2018 was a fantastic and unique trip to take. We traveled around 750 miles across the European continent going from Belgium, to France, and Spain. This is the first part of the series covering this trip.
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By Elise O’Neill-Eckman With fall break quickly approaching and many students deciding to stay in the Winchester area, us at The Buzz want to give you an insider scoop on what to do around town.
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By: Max Hendrix Alright, Shenandoah. School is officially back in session and students are getting into the swing of things. That can mean only one thing, homecoming and homecoming court elections are upon us. This year’s homecoming weekend promises to be a big event for current students and alumni alike. Friday, Oct. 5, the Class of 1993 Time Capsule
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By Mariah Graves Shenandoah’s football team’s record as of now is 2-1. They are averaging 51.7 points per game. One star player is Daquan Pridget, a Sophomore, Defensive Back (DB) who received ODAC player of the week and honors from D3football’s Website for his impeccable defensive performance in the first game. The second top player is Mario Wisdom, a Junior,
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By:Mariah Graves
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