By Kylynn Whitt As a Winchester local, I grew up going to the Apple Blossom parade and enjoying all the different activities. It was a tradition that my family and I went […]
All About the Bloom
SU Sports Recap
By Kylynn Whitt Shenandoah athletics have been quite busy with their games and working towards ODAC. Here’s a recap of what the season has looked like for two of the athletic teams […]
Spring Has Sprung
By Kylynn Whitt Spring has sprung here in Winchester, and if you’re anything like me, you’re probably looking for something to do while soaking up the warm weather. The good thing about […]
Mic’d Up with Frankie Ritter
By Kylynn Whitt
Inside the Super Bowl: SU Edition
By Kylynn Whitt Students at Shenandoah University were given the opportunity to work at the Super Bowl, but that’s not all. The students spent days leading up to the big game doing […]
Off-Campus Activities
By Kylynn Whitt With such busy schedules, sometimes we need a good break. Do you ever feel like you just want to do something off campus, but you don’t know what to […]
Shenandoah vs Widener Recap
By Kylynn Whitt Last Saturday at home against Widener, the Shenandoah baseball team began their season. The team prevailed in both games, winning 13-2 in game one and 3-1 in game two. […]
“The Wolves” Review
By Megan DeHart I recently attended a performance of Sarah DeLappe’s 2016 play, The Wolves. The play centers around a youth soccer team, as they prepare for their weekend games. Throughout the […]
Shenandoah Baseball Prepares for Successful Season
By Kylynn Whitt Shenandoah Baseball is looking forward to a successful season as they head toward their first game. The Hornets won the ODAC Championship last season, but they still fell short […]
Writers’ Club Q&A
By Charlotte Cassity Listen to Charlotte’s podcast with the Writers’ Club president, Julia Talasky!
Injection! Injection! Read All About It!
By Avery Atkins On September 10th, I decided to get the updated COVID-19 booster and my flu shot. I am a believer in the vaccine and will always get every vaccine if […]
Stop and Go Film Review + Interview
By Lizzie Pearson Picture two sisters who are living together at the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic. They’ve been in isolation for a couple of months, and they’ve just received the news […]
Freshman Golfer Takes Home Victory for Shenandoah
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 […]
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 […]
Quit Smoking – Life’s Too Long!
By Emma Leedy My nana and papa both smoked for many years, but they stopped before my oldest sister wasborn because they realized they would not be allowed in the hospital 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 […]
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