One of the hardest, yet most important lessons senior communication major Malarie Yoder learned during her time at Waynesburg University is that having a plan sometimes does not mean anything. “There are other things out there that God is leading you to, and you have to understand that God is making the plan for you,” … Continue reading
Looking back on his time at Waynesburg University, senior electronic media major Paul Zalakar said he wouldn’t change much, except he would have said less and done more. Melinda Roeder, instructor of communication, said that Zalakar’s response epitomizes who he is: “a doer.” Zalakar has been involved in the Department of Communication since his freshman … Continue reading
Women are viewed as weak. Inferior to men. Incapable of protecting themselves. If you are a woman and you buy into these standards that society has bestowed upon the female gender, you need a wake up call. We are not weak or inferior to men or incapable of protecting ourselves in any way. Maybe you … Continue reading
Waynesburg University is among numerous institutions preparing for the possible spread of the coronavirus, as the Center for Disease Control and Prevention recently advised all U.S. Institutions of Higher education to plan and prepare for the coronavirus immediately. “As the global outbreak evolves, Institutions of Higher Education should prepare for the possibility of community-level outbreaks. … Continue reading
1. New York jury convicts Harvey Weinstein with multiple charges After days of deliberation, the jury in New York came to a verdict on the Harvey Weinstein case Monday, Feb. 24. Weinstein was convicted of third-degree rape of Jessica Mann and criminal sexual act in the first-degree against Mimi Haley. The jury found him not … Continue reading
As he entered the men’s 3k race, at his first collegiate track championship meet, freshman distance runner Jac Cokely was nervous. He had sat out from most of the indoor track meets, waiting to compete at this specific meet, the Presidents’ Athletic indoor track & field championships. As it turned out, Thursday was Cokley’s time … Continue reading
I am a Christian. My family is Christian. My friends are Chrisitian. Faith is all around me and has been since I was a little girl. I attended catholic grade school and high school and now attend a Chrisitian university. To say the least, faith is important to me. President Donald Trump’s State of the … Continue reading
Trystan Weir, 2015 alumnus of Greene County Career and Technology Center and Jefferson High School, knew the college path was not for him. Weir wanted to help people and make an impact on their lives, but the path he wanted to pursue required a technical education rather than the traditional four-year college degree. His dream … Continue reading
The men’s indoor track team performed its last regular season meet of the indoor season Saturday, Feb. 8 at the Jim Wuske Invitational hosted by the University of Mount Union. The meet served as the athletes’ final opportunity to see where they rank in the Presidents’ Athletic Conference before they go head to head with … Continue reading
Coronavirus migrates from China to the United States The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently confirmed another case of the coronavirus in the United States. The total reported cases in the United States now totals three, all from different states: Washington, Chicago and California. The virus originated from China, where the reported cases have … Continue reading
