Aidan Selway has worked to balance his many interests through his journey at Waynesburg University. “When I came here, I didn’t really expect to be in the Education Department,” Selway said. “I was going into it like, ‘Oh man, I’m going to go for engineering. That sounds kind of cool. I might do civil engineering, … Continue reading
Kiana Bagnell is busy. As a student, she is double majoring in biochemistry and biomedical science with a focus in pre-med while minoring in psychology. As a student leader, she is president of ACS[American Chemistry Society], vice president of the biology club, the SACP/SSP Student Affiliates Secretary, a member of the NOA Committee and a … Continue reading
Throughout his time at Waynesburg, Jonathan Folk learned to adapt. As a child, he wanted to be an astronomer and had a special love for space. When he came to Waynesburg, he said, “Originally, I was in chemical engineering, but I had to switch majors at one point due to a little bit of trouble … Continue reading
As fall break approaches, so does the peak of both the fall season and the changing leaves. The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources issues a regular fall foliage report that shows Greene County getting ready for the seasonal color. According to the 2024 Fall Foliage Report for week three at the DCNR website, … Continue reading
As the fall semester opens, new additions will be making their way to the Department of Criminal Justice. Department Chair and Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice, Dr. Kenneth Cairns, spoke about these changes and the impact they will have. “We’ve actually hired two new full-time faculty members, both who are retired special agents for the … Continue reading
Changes are coming to the Waynesburg University Department of English and Foreign Languages for the 2024-2025 school year in the wake of revisions to the general education curriculum. University Provost, Dana Cook Baer, said that the changes to the general education curriculum have been in the planning stage for about seven years among committee meetings, … Continue reading
Waynesburg University’s RN-to-BSN [Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing] program has been ranked as the best in the state of Pennsylvania for 2024 by Registerednursing.org. When speaking about the ranking, the website stated, “Tailored for working nurses, the program combines flexibility with academic rigor, preparing students for leadership roles in nursing. With experienced … Continue reading
Seniors from the graduating class of 2024 are encouraged to attend the senior class meeting at the Goodwin Performing Arts Center today, April 17. According to Assistant Dean of Student Development, Adrienne Tharp, the event will begin at 3 p.m., and will be followed by a reception in Johnson Commons. Tharp explained that the senior … Continue reading
Two years ago, University Counselor Mary Hamilla and a group of students held an event at the fountain in College Park. At this gathering, according to International Justice Mission President, McKensie Sanders, a student shared her experience with sexual assault (SA) with the rest of the group. Afterward, the group wrote messages on sticky notes … Continue reading
Orange Week has come to a close, as has the Waynesburg University Campus Ministry’s Bible fundraiser. Throughout the week, a donation page was accepting donations to purchase new Bibles for certain Biblical Ministry Studies classes. According to University Chaplin Josh Sumpter, these Bibles, which are the NIV Foundation Study Bibles, will be gifted to students … Continue reading
