Hilary Legge, ‘Doah Managing Editor December 4, 2013 On Nov. 22, Lionsgate released the second installment of The Hunger Games series with “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.” In its first weekend, the […]
‘Catching Fire’ breaks box office records
The Christmas season is drowning in consumerism
Hilary Legge, ‘Doah Staff Writer November 20, 2013 Every year the Christmas season creeps more and more into Thanksgiving. However, this year it seems to have leapfrogged the holiday all together and […]
GCP destinations are revealed
Hilary Legge, ‘Doah Managing Editor November 20, 2013 Shenandoah University held its 25th annual International Convocation on Wednesday, Nov. 13. At the event, attendees got to hear from a special guest speaker […]
Schultz tapped to join McAuliffe’s transition team
Hilary Legge, ‘Doah Managing Editor November 20, 2013 One of Shenandoah University’s very own, Dr. Karen Schultz, has been named to Governor-elect Terry McAuliffe’s Common Ground for Virginia Transition Committee. Currently the […]
Women don’t need to be objectified to raise awareness
Hilary Legge, ‘Doah Managing Editor November 6, 2013 As October comes to a close so does another pink-infused Breast Cancer Awareness month. While I doubt anyone would argue that raising money for […]
Moving forward in Syria
Hilary Legge, ‘Doah Managing Editor November 6, 2013 On Thursday, Oct. 31, international inspectors announced that Syria had successfully destroyed its chemical-weapons production facilities. The deadline for this to be accomplished was […]
US default narrowly avoided
Hilary Legge, ‘Doah Managing Editor October 23, 2013 Coming down to the wire, the U.S. Congress approved a bill to end the partial government shutdown and raise the debt limit in the […]
Hornets celebrate Homecoming
Hilary Legge, ‘Doah Managing Editor October 23, 2013 Shenandoah University commemorated another year with its 2013 Homecoming Weekend. The events began on Friday, Oct. 18, with the Homecoming Kickoff and Homecoming Court […]
Testing the app: Ghost radar classic edition
Shelby DeHaven, ‘Doah Managing Editor October 2, 2013 Ouija boards are a thing of the past with the new ghost tracking app, the Ghost Radar Classic. This app allows you to become […]
New division of Student Life aims to promote the individuality and diversity of student body
Hilary Legge, ‘Doah Managing Editor October 2, 2013 There is a new department operating within the Office of Student Engagement this year called Intercultural Programs. The purpose of the program is to […]
Lack of compromise shuts down government
Hilary Legge, ‘Doah Managing Editor October 2, 2013 At 12 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 1, the federal government of the United States shut down after Congress failed to agree on a spending […]
UN takes action against Syria
Hilary Legge, ‘Doah Managing Editor October 2, 2013 While a military strike against Syria at one point seemed imminent, international collaboration over the last few weeks has led to what will seemingly […]
New course of action for US on Syria
Hilary Legge, ‘Doah Managing Editor September 18, 2013 On Saturday, Aug. 31, Obama made the statement that he would be going to Congress to seek approval in a military strike against the […]
‘Orange is the New Black’ is breaking boundaries and changing television
Hilary Legge, ‘Doah Managing Editor September 4, 2013 There has been a shift in the way people watch TV over the last few years. It has become increasingly popular to “binge watch” […]
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 […]
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 […]
