by Karlotta Zamora Keep my grandfather alive and well. Get vaccinated and help others to get vaccinated. My 94year-old grandfather is elderly and immunocompromised. He still lives at home and hascaretakers 24 […]
Alive and Well during a Pandemic
Mental illness during COVID-19 is not a personal failure!
by Abby Rogerson I am a 19-year-old college student pursuing a degree in music therapy at ShenandoahUniversity in Winchester, VA. Prior to even the appearance of COVID, I was struggling with my […]
Accelerating Loneliness on a Global Scale
by Grady Dillon Alone. That’s how I felt during my time quarantined with COVID-19 at the beginning ofSeptember 2021. I also felt sluggish, lazy, tired, unmotivated, and generally unhealthy. However,none of those […]
COVID-19s Impact on Mental Health: Nursing School Edition
By Amera Saber I have always dreamed of attending nursing school to become an RN at a hospital. I never considered nursing school’ s impact on my social life nor my mental, […]
How do students and staff feel about SU’s COVID-19 protocols?
Ross Barker
The Return to the Gridiron
Eric Armstrong
Are Student-Athletes Returning for Extra Season?
Ross Barker
Covid-19 Vaccination Clinic Open at Shenandoah University’s Events Center
Rachel Apostolico
President Tracy Fitzsimmons speaks on PBS News Hour regarding the distribution of COVID Vaccinations at SU
Winchester, VA– Shenandoah University was featured on PBS News Hour this past week, February 4, 2021.
Shenandoah Go App Gets Mixed Reviews
Allison Delawder
“Senior year, 100% online”.
Langston McCatty
Being a College Student in 2020
Morgan Letizia
Calendars and Quarantine
By: Lauren Baker
Graduating Seniors versus COVID-19
By: Annie Hart and June Wambua
Bloom from Your Room: Protect The Vulnerable Fundraiser
By: Annie Hart
On the 4th day of Quarantine, I had a panic attack. I’m sure I’m not the only one…
By: Dorie Triplett
The Buzz 