The Ethnic Food Fair has become a traditional event at Waynesburg University. The third floor of the Stover Campus Center is always filled with students at the event, lined up to fill their plates with food from different countries and ethnicities. Hannah Kalemon, freshman nursing major, said this semester’s Ethnic Food Fair was the … Continue reading
Tired of the school work and teachers? Greene County offers a variety of events each week. No group of weekend events look similar. To aid in finding a good event to relax with, here is a guide to three events happening this weekend. 1. Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser If you like spaghetti, head over to … Continue reading
No one on Waynesburg’s roster has beaten Bethany. The Yellow Jackets [5-10 5-19] has lost 10 games in a row to the Bison [3-12 4-20], and the latest failure was particularly painful. When Waynesburg rode into West Virginia Jan. 18, the team was flying high on a four-game winning streak, playing a Bison squad that … Continue reading
Student teaching is an experience that education majors work toward and look forward to for years. It is the time when all of their knowledge and skill are put into effect and when they truly get a grasp on what it is like to manage a classroom and impact the minds of young students. This … Continue reading
The Boy Scouts of America Troop 1280 will be hosting their annual spaghetti dinner at St. Ann Catholic Church Friday, Feb. 21 from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. This year’s event will help fundraise for the troop’s trip to Washington D.C. later this year. The Washington D.C. trip is important to the boy scout troop … Continue reading
One of the big topics of a heavy week in politics were the Iowa Caucuses. The first state primary of the 2020 presidential election, Iowa’s caucuses are viewed as an early indicator for the remainder of the primary. After nearly a week of controversy, the state’s Democratic Party announced late Sunday that Pete Buttigieg has … Continue reading
