The Big Little University Rising
Stop by the Quad on main campus during the week of Sept. 9 and view a display of over 700 solo cups. Each cup represents a survivor of sexual violence. For more information, contact the Women’s Center at thenjwc@su.edu.
Speak with a local State Police Officer to hear more about opportunities in this field. For more information, contact Stephanie Clark at stephanie.clark1@su.edu.
What are some of the things you have heard about counseling? Jana Rodriguez will debunk myths about counseling. She will answer your questions about counseling, privacy policies, and other things […]
Safe Zone at Shenandoah University is a network of people who affirm and support sexual and gender diversity. Safe Zone members work to create a campus community that understands and values each individual. All undergraduate students and graduate students are welcome to attend a Safe Zone workshop to become part of the network on Sept. […]
Yoga with Amber meets weekly during the fall semester on Tuesdays at 5:30 p.m. in Shingleton Gym. This class is open to all levels of skill, this gentle yoga class […]
Lace up your cleats, grab your shinguards, and head out to club soccer's early season practices at Aikens Stadium. The club soccer team is currently accepting new players of all […]
The Student Virginia Education Association (SVEA) is hosting their first meeting of the semester on Sept. 10 in the Pruitt Health & Life Sciences Building, room 120 and on Zoom! […]
The SU Writers' Club will be holding their first meeting on Sept. 10 at 7:30 p.m. in the Brandt Student Center, Room 118. Everyone is welcome to kick off the […]
Do you want to talk about topics like gender identity and expression? Queerness or pansexuality? Or being a supportive ally to another person? The Q in Question offers an opportunity to meet others who are interested in conversation about, and support for, those in the LGBTQ+ community. All are invited to gather at the Brandt […]
Stop by the Quad on main campus during the week of Sept. 9 and view a display of over 700 solo cups. Each cup represents a survivor of sexual violence. For more information, contact the Women’s Center at thenjwc@su.edu.