by Hannah Pho In the Life Skills Symposium on Thursday, March 31, in the Ferrari room, Shenandoah graduate Matt Laird explained banking and how to build credit. Laird graduated in 2017 and after […]
Learning Banking and Credit Management
Decrease in COVID Activity Leads to Increase in Gamer Activity for Shenandoah Esports
by Alex Whitmer Shenandoah’s esports program hosted its first live event of 2022 on Saturday, Feb. 26 in the esports arena. The Super Smash Bros tournament is being led by Dawson Golove, […]
Vision Board Fun!
By Ali Gue The Campus Activities Network (CAN) of Shenandoah University held a vision board event at the Brandt Student Center on Feb. 24 to give students the opportunity to express their […]
Finding Your Love at First Sight in the Alson H. Smith, Jr. Library
By: Gabrielle Ziegler Shenandoah University’s library staff created the first-ever Love Match with a Book program that lasted Feb. 3-28 to help students, faculty, and staff find books suitable for them. Participants […]
What is Dairy Doing to Us?
by Kelsi Ross During the first summer of Covid, my sister decided to go dairy-free in hopes it would help her eczema. In solidarity and hopes of a little weight loss, I […]
Did Restricted Schooling Really Keep Students Healthy?
by Annika Rodoff Imagine, you are about to enter the most exciting year of your life yet, one that you spent your entire life working towards. Everyone around you is building that […]
Color of Consent
Made by Rachel Apostolico The Not Just Women’s Center held an event titled, The Color of Consent, where participants painted a “consent is fries” image. Students were provided with snacks and beverages […]
The Do’s and Donuts of Dating
By Ali Gue The [Not Just] Women’s Center invited Shenandoah University students to share their thoughts on dating at “The Do’s and Donuts of Dating” at the Brandt Student Center on Nov. […]
Feeling burnt out from college? You’re not alone.
by Demitri Matenopoulos I knew when I got into college as a freshman, I knew that one of my goals was to be as involved as I possibly could outside of playing […]
Shenandoah University Crowns Two Seniors For Homecoming Royalty
By Rachel Apostolico Shenandoah University crowned seniors Armani Cheilchani and Joseph Cooper II as homecoming royalty on Friday, Oct. 1, during the gambling-free casino night in the HLSB basement. Students voted during […]
Bringing Books Outside of the Library
By Ali Gue On Oct. 6, Handley Regional Library staff brought books and library cards to Shenandoah University students in the Brandt Student Center through an initiative to get college students interested […]
Shenandoah Co-Hosts Big Queer Story Night with Museum of the Shenandoah Valley
By Andy Espinoza On Oct. 5, the Mosaic Center held Big Queer Story Night, an annual event where students, faculty, and alumni gather together to share their experiences as members of the […]
4 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 […]
Funkhouser’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 […]
SU Transfer Students Embrace New Challenges
By Nathan Lewando Tough. Difficult. Challenging. That is how Shenandoah University transfer students are describing their first semester. From feeling separated socially to having to make adult decisions for the first time, […]
Eurozone GEL Trip Part 3
By Ben Mangubat After spending three days in Paris, we headed south towards Avignon via Frances’ high speed TGV train. Unfortunately, we were struck with another problem. The ongoing French rail […]
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