There was a car break in and theft in the Thayer parking lot Monday. The car had the driver side back window smashed. According to Mike Humiston, director of Public Safety, there is still an ongoing investigation into this car. The items stolen are still waiting to be identified, but include clothes and other personal … Continue reading
For Dr. Sora Lee, coming to America from South Korea wasn’t as grand as folks had made it seem when she arrived with her 20-year-old sister. In fact, Lee found herself spending a lot more time alone as an 18-year-old in America than she ever had before in her life. “I couldn’t speak any English,” … Continue reading
Coming into this past Saturday’s double header against Chatham, the baseball team hadn’t swept a Presidents’ Athletic Conference doubleheader all season. That came to an end in Munhall, as the Yellow Jackets (9-19, 5-9) won their both games 13-3 and 4-3 respectively over the Cougars. [6-20, 0-14]. The Cougars are in their first season as … Continue reading
Despite the seemingly impossible odds of making the National Football League from a Divison III team, linebacker Brent Blacharczyk has more potential to do so than anyone else. According to head coach Chris Smithley, he wouldn’t be surprised if Blacharczyk becomes one of those players. “I think that it’s got to match up with his … Continue reading
Not all journeys in sports are the same, and for Elizabeth Ensminger, a senior math education major, after five years her journey is coming to an end at Waynesburg University. Ensminger started her sports journey as a child in gymnastics, but as junior in high school she joined the tennis team with a friend. “One … Continue reading
Since she was six years old Jennifer Gabrielcik has been a musician. It was something that was passed down from her parents to her, and it started with the piano, progressing to percussion. “I like hitting things and making loud noises if that makes sense,” Gabrielcik said. As a senior forensic science major, one of … Continue reading
After consecutive one win seasons and being winless in the Presidents’ Athletic Conference since 2016, the volleyball team has finally hired a new head coach. Hayley Kirby has been hired from Earlham College, where she was an assistant coach for two years and last year was associate head coach for a team that went 15-13 … Continue reading
Waynesburg University Student election results are in, and the new Student Senate president is Tyler McCoy. Former president T.J. DeNoforio will move to vice president. Among other vice president elections, sophomore Benjamin Dodge won against freshman Drew Hreha. Freshman Daniel Booth was able to win against senior Lauren Harvey, who became the treasurer. The election … Continue reading
When she first started going to counseling, sophomore business administration major Susan Dunsworth knew it had been a long time coming when she walked in with a friend for the first time. Dunsworth, who is minoring in music, went not for herself, but to support a friend. It would eventually lead her to set an … Continue reading
Waynesburg University wrestling sent three men to the national tournament in Cleveland, Ohio March 9 and 10 in search for the school’s first individual national championship. Junior Jake Evans was able to take one home in the 285 pounds. Waynesburg also sent senior Tristian Buxton in the 125 weight class and sophomore Ken Burrs in … Continue reading
