Hello SU and Buzz Community, It gives me great pleasure to announce the 2019-2020 editorial staff: Anna-Claire Hart – Editor-in-Chief Bethany Melvin – Print Editor Benjamin Mangubat – Visuals Editor These individuals have put in countless time and effort to The Buzz and truly have a vision of success for The Buzz. I cannot wait to see
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By Bethany Melvin and Ben Mangubat Check out the Active Minds club on campus!
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By: Annie Hart
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Two college freshmen giving the podcast game a try. In this episode, we discuss the best pro prospects on all teams in the NCAA tournament.
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By Noah Stitt Dance Party with De’Angelo has become a well know staple on our campus over the past year. The dynamic and lively fitness class led by the charismatic De’angelo Wynn has progressed a lot since first being offered. What was once believed to only have a couple people show up for it, now constantly has 70 plus participants
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Life is an unexpected journey of trials and tribulations. When people like to express that they have it rough they say, “Walk a mile in my shoes.” But be careful who you say that to, especially around 5th-year senior Miles Green. “I was adopted straight out of the womb,” says Green. Months before Miles was born, his mother was
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By: Andrew Coffman In the early spring of 2015 after most workouts you would find Hayden Bauserman in his truck, alone. After transferring to SU midway through the 2014-2015 school year Hayden didn’t live on campus and barely knew any of his teammates. “At first it was really intimidating. I didn’t really know anyone and I didn’t really have any
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By Kiara Hagan Brynna Strader has grown up in Winchester and watched Shenandoah University evolve to the place we know it to be today. When her mother started working at SU, she began to spend time on the campus and since then has never strayed away. Older than the little girl who used to ride her scooter on SU’s sidewalks,
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By Jahvon Noray
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Local Winchester resident Chris Oates thoroughly enjoyed his stand out High School basketball career at Millbrook High before going on to play college basketball. It wasn’t until his Sophomore season when Oates realized he had the talent to play college basketball. He was heavily recruited by a bunch of Division 1 and Division 3 schools such as American University and
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By: Annie Hart
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By Bethany Melvin There are over 553,742 people in America experiencing homelessness. Of those 553,742, only a few are able to live in a shelters. However, others are not so lucky. Some of these people are victims of mental health issues, the opioid epidemic, and addiction. What happens to these people on cold winter nights, when they have nowhere else
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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: Rachel Sherman and Max Hendrix
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