By Conor Bailey Connor Christie, 18, is a freshman on the men’s golf team at Shenandoah University. The freshman is a newcomer to the team from Buffalo, New York, and has played […]
Freshman Golfer Takes Home Victory for Shenandoah
Student Athlete of the Week: David Smith
By: Olivia Wheatley Athletics play a major role in the Shenandoah campus and Winchester Community. The Shenandoah Wrestling team, a 3rd year program, is gearing up for the new season. David Smith, […]
Higher Ground Worship Service Welcomes All
By Nicholas Verner On Sept. 29 at 9 p.m., Chaplain Ian Urriola and Spiritual Life held a Higher Ground worship service at the Shenandoah University Goodson Chapel. This is the longest-running service to be […]
New Club Seeks Songwriting Members
By Charlotte Cassity The Songwriting Club of SU has announced that they are officially founded and ready for new members to join. “We started this group to create opportunities for people to […]
Conservatory Unveils New Buzzy Statue
By Brian Hunt On Sept. 30, Shenandoah University hosted an unveiling ceremony outside of Ruebush Hall for the Conservatory’s new Buzzy statue. President Tracy Fitzsimmons opened the ceremony, thanking the personnel responsible […]
A New Chef in the Kitchen
By Lisa Kilmer Shenandoah University has a new catering chef. Jason Van Benschoten started working in the kitchen at Shenandoah when he was employed by Sodexo a little over a month ago. […]
Looking out for yourself
by Lexie Reid I am an 18-year-old college student and athlete, and I have suffered from mental health issues since I was inhigh school. I specifically have had trouble with anxiety and […]
College Athletes Feel Ignored – Mental Health Matters
by Kaitlynn Davie When you are 18 years old, everything you have known and are comfortable with,changes in an instant. You move off to college, hoping for a wonderful new experience,but change […]
Shenandoah Student Writers and Award-Winning Author Tara Campbell Come Together to Share their Work
By Paul Amaya On Thursday, April 7, Washington, D.C., native and award-winning fiction writer Tara Campbell, alongside three Shenandoah student writers, read some of her creative works to a crowd at Alson […]
SU Students Speak of Negative Experiences with Title IX Office
Caitlyn Graulau All of the students interviewed for this article have requested for their identities to remain anonymous. It was a dreary Wednesday afternoon when I sat on the phone with a […]
Trouble in Pond Paradise
by Ali Gue A group of students from the Community and Regional Studies course started the Sarah’s Glen Pond Restoration Project at the beginning of the 2022 spring semester to make the […]
Join The Washington Spirit For A Fun Night In The Stands
by Gabrielle Ziegler The National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) games have just started back up and Shenandoah students have the opportunity to attend Washington Spirit games with no price tag attached. On […]
New Club Provides A Bright Light To Future Filmmakers
by Corran Hale On Sept. 23, 2021, a new light shined at Shenandoah University for those interested in media and film, and its name was Valley Star. Valley Star media is a […]
University’s Leadership Academy Holds First Leadership Luncheon
by Caitlyn Graulau On Feb. 28, Peggy Combs, a retired Major General of the United States Army, spoke to a room of over 30 guests about the importance of leadership and leadership […]
Tackling Concussions Saves Lives
by Braden Holt It was March 13th, 2021, and we were playing our rival high school. We were down coming out of halftime, but we had the ball and were driving down […]
College Wrestling, Hope for a Safer Season
by Colton White I spent my freshman year of college at a place called Graceland University, which is insouthern Iowa. This was my first time having to be extremely far away from […]
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