Liz Levey, ‘Doah Staff Writer September 4, 2013 Heading up to the stadium for a 6 a.m. practice the field hockey team doesn’t know what to expect. “Each practice is different, you […]
Field hockey’s successes continue with first win
Men’s soccer looks to improve with new season
Liz Levey, ‘Doah Staff Writer September 4, 2013 When the summer months fade away and school is on everyone’s minds fall athletes are only thinking one thing. Let the season begin! This […]
Coach and players have high hopes for upcoming season
Joe Bittner, ‘Doah Staff WriterSeptember 4, 2013 The Shenandoah University football team has worked hard all summer to become the best athletes they can be in the hopes of having a better […]
SU makes moving in look easy
Rachel Stalker, ‘Doah Staff Writer September 4, 2013 Move-in for new students took place on Tuesday, Aug. 20. Shenandoah welcomed more than 389 first-year and transfer students to campus. As many students […]
Shenandoah New Music launches inaugural season
Caroline Madden, ‘Doah Staff Writer September 4, 2013 Shenandoah Conservatory celebrates the launch of Shenandoah New Music, which will host more than 20 music performances from September 2013 to April 2014. The […]
Changes made around campus over the break
Megan Newman, ‘Doah Editor-in-Chief September 4, 2013 While students were off having fun on summer vacation, the S.U. faculty and staff were hard at work making changes around campus. At the end […]
Freshmen Musings: Freshmen react to their first week at Shenandoah
“I have been surprised at how welcoming the faculty and upperclassmen have been at bringing us into the Shenandoah family.” – Josh Wax Mass Communications “It was a lot easier than I […]
Global Citizenship Project lets students travel the world
Nicholas Ruxton, ‘Doah Contributing Writer September 4, 2013 If you are like me, you are a college kid with little money and an urge to travel the world. Here at Shenandoah University […]
The growing problem of parking on campus
Shelby DeHaven, ‘Doah Managing Editor September 4, 2013 Those of us on campus with cars know the pain of trying to find a parking spot anywhere remotely close to our dorm or […]
NFL settles lawsuit for $765 million
Joe Bittner, ‘Doah Staff Writer September 4, 2013 Football is a sport of passion, strength, grace and danger. Players sacrifice their bodies for a sport they love and fans that love them. […]
America’s lust for pain
Joe Bittner, ‘Doah Staff Writer September 4, 2013 Why is it that America loves pain and violence? The news is filled with constant updates and visuals about the latest bombing or war. […]
Senator and friend of SU passes
Hillary Legge, ‘Doah Managing Editor September 4, 2013 On Tuesday, July 30, former U.S. Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. died at his home here in Winchester. Byrd was 98-years-old at the time […]
Local MMAI is fighting against childhood obesity
Bailey Rankin, ‘Doah Staff Writer September 4, 2013 Childhood Obesity is currently at a staggering high in America. With all of the latest video games and movies out, kids never want to […]
Bailey’s News Bytes
Bailey Rankin, ‘Doah Staff Writer September 4, 2013 On Monday, Diana Nyad became the first person ever to swim from Cuba to Florida without any protective measures. 64-year-old Nyad had a team […]
Where to wine and dine in Winchester
Laurie Connelly, ‘Doah Staff Writer September 4, 2013 The first few trips around Winchester can get very confusing when searching for a good restaurant. Most of you may know Sheetz, across from […]
World divided over Syria
Hilary Legge, ‘Doah Managing Editor September 4, 2013 The violence and destruction of the Syrian civil war reached new heights on Aug. 21, when the Syrian government reportedly used the nerve gas […]
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