Waynesburg University’s eHIVE is holding a Lunch and Learn Series on Redemptive Entrepreneurship on Tuesday, Jan. 28 and Tuesday, Feb. 11 at noon. It will include lunch and consist of discussion on how to become a more redemptive leader. The Praxis website describes redemption as, “…giving or sacrificing to restore something or someone to its … Continue reading
The Student Senate Beautification Committee calls on students to gear their minds toward positive change for the future of Waynesburg University’s campus and community. They will be hosting a Student Speak on the third floor of Stover Friday, Jan. 24 at noon. “Student Speaks are one of the best ways to get students talking about … Continue reading
Entering Saturday’s game, the Grove City women’s basketball team arrived at the Rudy Marisa Fieldhouse with the top-ranked scoring offense and defense in the Presidents’ Athletic Conference. At the end of the day, the Wolverines [15-2, 7-2] left Greene County having increased both averages, holding the Yellow Jackets [4-14, 3-6] to the lowest point total … Continue reading
Waynesburg University is home to more than 70 academic concentrations. As finals week is only days away, these various majors each require a different workload from this coming finals season, and thus unique study habits are being put into action. Sophomore pre-medical major, Andrew Gordon, is a chemistry and anatomy tutor, and has the burden … Continue reading
This year, Super Bowl Sunday falls on Feb. 2, 2020. During the day, however, football won’t be the focus for many in the Greene County area, as the 32nd Annual Motorcycle Swap Meet will be held at the Greene County Fairgrounds. Bobby Deeter, motorcycle enthusiast, started the local event over 30 years ago because of … Continue reading
The world is on fire, quite literally. California’s deadliest wildfire season occurred just two years ago in 2018. It resulted in the burning of 1.8 million acres of land. Now, these same flames have ignited in Australia. If the pictures of the hellish flames scorching havoc across innocent wildlife or the heart wrenching reports of … Continue reading
