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New Parking Policies
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
Read moreShould NFL Players Be Guaranteed More Money?
By Sebastian Lewis and Ty Derrington Two SU students weigh in with their thoughts on whether or not NFL players should be guaranteed more money.
Read moreHint of Hope
By Kevin Nealon Come visit the Alamo Drafthouse at 11:30AM Saturday, April 13th to see “Hint of Hope” by AJ Cabbagestalk.
Read moreInside the Life of a Possible Esports Prodigy
By Nathan Lewandowski Glenn Lewandowski never cared about getting money to play the video game called rocket league, never paid much attention to the people who are making that money, and certainly never pictured being one. The fifteen-year-old kid just wanted a cheap game to play with his best friend and brother. Less than three years later that all
Read more4 Ways To Shake The Mid-Semester Angst on Campus
By Andrew Coffman Piles of homework and increased stress can be a recipe for depression. Mid-semester anxiety can be crippling, but you can prevent it from happening. Shenandoah has multiple outlets to help you escape from stress; here are some of them: Join an intramural team Throughout the winter and spring seasons Shenandoah offers numerous club and
Read moreNew Coach, New Start For Men’s Soccer
By Alex Horvath Coming off of a tough 6-10-1 record in 2018, Shenandoah Men’s soccer is looking towards new head coach Zack MacDougall to lead them in the right direction. Shenandoah returns multiple key players from last year including Chance Hollins (LB), Sam Fischer (GK), Cody Kilbourn (M), and Andrew Kappel(B). They welcome first year coach Zack MacDougall to the
Read more2019 Shenandoah Men’s Track and Field Season Preview
By Mariah Graves With the 2019-20 outdoor track season swiftly approaching, this year’s recruiting class for the men’s side is loaded. Junior captain Elijah Morton already believes the team is much more talented than last year and expects a breakthrough. Indoor Season Highlights: Morton broke the school record for the 60meter dash during this year’s indoor season. Sophomore Jason
Read moreCome Back Season for Hornets Women’s Tennis Team
By Miles Green The Shenandoah University Women’s Tennis team didn’t make the conference tournament last year. Limited by roster size, the Hornets had a strong mid-season push, that was eventually halted by injury and illness. Senior Elizabeth Pardo, a former field hockey stand out, decided to try her hand at tennis last year and success followed. “She got her
Read moreWomen’s Lacrosse 2019 Season Preview
By Thomas Graziano Despite graduating five seniors, all of whom were All-ODAC captains last year, SU Women’s Lacrosse head coach Lindsey Lutz is excited for a “fresh start” on the 2019 season. Lutz is particularly excited about the addition of Taylor Paige,a new full-time assistant coach who has come to SU from ODAC rival Bridgewater College. The Hornets
Read moreThe Sarah Donley Story
By Chris Oates
Read more2019 Season Preview Shenandoah Football
By Gustavo Gonzalez It’s year one without standout NFL draft prospect Hayden Bauserman for the Shenandoah Hornets, but there is still a lot of firepower head coach Scott Yoder can showcase. After a sit down with the associate head coach, Brock McCullough Hornet fans shouldn’t be too concerned about the loss at the QB position, because we have a star-studded
Read moreShenandoah Tennis 2019 Preview
By Tyler Derrington Last year, SU’s Men’s Tennis team finished with a 7 – 9 record, one of the better seasons in program history. While at first glance a losing record may not seem great, it did mark only the second time that the team made it to conference play, where they lost to Washington & Lee in the ODAC
Read moreIt’s “Your Act”, Kid
By: Annie Hart
Read moreFunkhouser’s Dirty Little Secret
By Jahvon Noray What is the first thing that comes to mind when think of a College Shower Room? Clean? Dirty? Somewhere in the middle? Well from my perspective it’s not too pretty. I am freshman residential student at Shenandoah University in Winchester, Va, and I’ve have had the pleasure to be placed in the lovely residential hall called Funkhouser.
Read moreWhat is GCP?
The Global Citizenship Project (GCP) is a funded program for students and staff to go expierence another country and its culture during spring break. Each year the locations change every year and have included countries like China, Iceland, and Rwanda. This year, students and staff are visiting Cuba, Greece, Mozambique, New Zealand, and Thailand. The GCP program was funded
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