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 Max Hendrix Learn the abbreviated history of Dungeons & Dragons with Max & Aga!
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By Brandon Cash We have all had problems with parking here on the Shenandoah University campus. Whether it is students, staff or the faculty, this year it seems campus security is cracking down on their parking policy. After being a student on this campus for five years now, I have seen the parking policy change often. We used to be
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By Kiara Hagan Many students on campus have cars as transportation, but for some students walking and other things (bike, scooter, etc.) are the only options. This winter SU has gotten some of the coldest weather it’s ever seen. With temperatures lower than 20 degrees and snow fall almost each week, these weather conditions make it hard for students who
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By Chris Oates Shenandoah University students call many different places home. Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia, and various parts of Virginia are the hotspots for incoming freshmen and transfers. While most of us can make a simple 2 hour drive back home over a long weekend or for christmas break, other students aren’t so lucky. According to Lora Steiner, The
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By Nathan Lewando Tough. Difficult. Challenging. That is how Shenandoah University transfer students are describing their first semester. From feeling separated socially to having to make adult decisions for the first time, these students are facing challenges in their lives they haven’t seen before. Chris Oates, a transfer to Shenandoah that’s been here over three years, says it’s definitely
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By Andrew Coffman In the inaugural season of E-Sports at Shenandoah University expectations have been blown out of the water. “My expectations for the year were to have 12-15 students and just to complete at 1 or 2 games at a national or regional competition,” said Dr. Joey Gawrysiak, the founder and leader of both the E-Sport major and
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Global Game Jam By Jesse Ya Diul Over the weekend of January 25th – 27th, Shenandoah University took part in the Global Game Jam. Headed by Professor Graham Spice along with help from the ESports and the computer science departments, the Global Game Jam gave anyone who was interested the chance to create a video game from scratch. The
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By: Jeremy Flaherty, Martijn Goosens & Jacob Yard Shenandoah University is one of the first universities to offer an eSports major. Take an inside look!
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By India Larry As the cold season arises, UGGs are one of the best coziest, stylish, and comfortable footwear for women. But the question is, when is the appropriate time to wear them? On Shenandoah’s campus, there were many viewpoints about when UGGs are suitable. Several girls around campus had an opinion: “At least when it is like 50 degrees
Read moreWhat is up with the speed limit and speed bumps on Shockey Drive? Watch and find out.
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By Ben Mangubat After spending three days in Paris, we headed south towards Avignon via Frances’ high speed TGV train. Unfortunately, we were struck with another problem. The ongoing French rail strike meant that our train was missing about half of its intended cars, making the seating was a free for all. We were lucky to get on our
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Interview/Recording/Editor: Hunter Blevins For Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein’s 200 Anniversary, SU participated in “Frankenreads” with live readings of the novel that started a cult following. English Professor, Dr. Sarah Canfield tells us why.
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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 Eckman and Annie Hart
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