The men’s track & field team opened the outdoor season March 17 at the Muskie Duals Invitational in New Concord, Ohio where there was no team placing but rather an opportunity to prepare for the rest of the season. The weather conditions were more than off putting that teams didn’t even come because of the … Continue reading
Charter Day is one of the most prevalent days on Waynesburg University’s campus each year. The week of Charter Day started with several different events that connect to Waynesburg’s mission of service. Mary Fox from the Office of Institutional Advancement got in touch with Kelly Hardie, assistant dean of students, to help plan the Day … Continue reading
The women’s basketball season ended last week in the quarterfinals of the Presidents’ Athletic Conference after a loss to Grove City 80-46. According to head coach Sam Jones, the difference was a barrage of threes hit by Grove City in the second half that put the game out of reach for the Jackets. An 18-2 … Continue reading
The Mental Health Fair, held Feb. 27 on the third floor of Stover, provided an opportunity for students to learn information about mental health and its impact. Thomas Drake, a junior business marketing major, is an international student at Waynesburg University, who attended the event to learn more information about mental illness. “I think metal … Continue reading
Every Tuesday at 11 a.m. during the school semester Chapel is held and speakers are chosen from the university and from outside the university to read passages from the Bible. The final decision is always made by Rev. James Tinnemeyer who speaks twice each semester. Along with Tinnemeyer, Assistant Chaplain Joshua Sumpter also provides help … Continue reading
After winning its second straight Presidents’ Athletic Conference championship two weeks ago, the wrestling team heads to the regionals, looking to follow up a tournament that head coach Ron Headlee thought was “one of the best performances that I’ve been a part of” last year. After winning seven in a row the first day last … Continue reading
The Super Bowl is what every team works toward in the NFL. And it’s what many sports media members across the country work toward to cover every year. For Waynesburg University alumnus John Lydic, this dream became a reality. In October, Lydic was approached with an opportunity to cover Super Bowl LII for television station … Continue reading
In late January, the construction of a replacement gas line started in Carmichaels, but plans will not be complete until early spring. Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania will be replacing an older pipeline made of steel, now going with a newer pipe of polyethylene. The reason for the change in the pipe is a corrosion build … Continue reading
This Saturday is the Presidents’ Athletic Conference wrestling championship, and for head coach Ron Headlee his focus is winning this weekend even through injuries, expectations and wrestlers changing weight classes. “This has been our goal ever since [we were picked to win],” said Headlee. “It’s never easy when you’re picked to win it, but we … Continue reading
The last time the Waynesburg University Yellow Jacket men’s basketball team played the Thomas More Saints, it was in the Rudy Marisa Field House and the Jackets were tied at half before Thomas More broke away. This time around, head coach Mark Christner sees his team as more prepared to finish the game on the … Continue reading
