Wiley Stadium flooded but able to finish the season for spring games and practices
Waynesburg, PA – Since the beginning of April, rain storms have made their presence well-known to Waynesburg and have been a big part of all the spring sports rescheduling. One day, it rained so badly that the field at Wiley Stadium was flooded with water. “The creek behind the stadium overflowed onto the turf,” Director … Continue reading
WU to host upcoming artisan fair
The eHIVE Marketplace is hosting an artisan fair that is taking place on Thursday, April 18, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. for students and faculty members to sell their handmade or custom-made products. This Marketplace is the first being held within the new eHIVE space, located on the first floor of Stover Campus Center. Cassy … Continue reading
WU hosting 12-day art gallery
Waynesburg University is hosting an art gallery from Apr. 15 to Apr. 26, which is consisting of exclusively student artwork. Waynesburg University’s Department of Fine Arts has hosted multiple art galleries, bringing in multiple different local or traveling artists. “It allows students to see artwork they normally can’t.” said Professor Emily Wiedner, professor fine arts, … Continue reading
Senior class meeting soon to begin
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
IJM Hosts Break the Silence Event to in honor of SA Awareness Month
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
Waynesburg in midst of annual writing competition
The Stover Writing Competition tasks participating Waynesburg University students with following the prompt of telling a story of inspiring Christian leadership and ethical business. The top three winners of the competition win a combined total of $1,200. Cassy Dorsch, director of the eHIVE, said the Stover Writing Competition first began in the spring of 2022. … Continue reading
WU puts together solar eclipse viewing party
Waynesburg University celebrated the full Solar Eclipse on April 8 due to the rarity of the event, as the next full Solar Eclipse won’t be in the United States until 2045, according to NASA. Waynesburg University is hosting this celebration due to the rareness of the solar eclipse. According to NASA, the Solar Eclipse happens … Continue reading
On your mark! Get set! Go join the Relay for Life!
The Relay for Life event is returning this Friday, April 12, for a four-hour event. It scheduled to take place at Waynesburg University from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. “Adrienne Tharp and I last year started to bring it back as an abbreviated relay,” said Assistant Dean of Students Pat Bristor. “The American Cancer Society … Continue reading
Orange Week overview
Starting in 2021, Waynesburg University began Orange Week – a campus-wide, week-long event which allows students the opportunity to engage with the community on and around campus through various campaign tasks. This week of events and orange-themed activities allows academic departments, athletic teams and other groups the ability to raise money for their respective organizations … Continue reading
Waynesburg Univ. shifting gears toward their COVID-19 approach
On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization determined that the outbreak of COVID-19 could be classified as a pandemic. Since then, the world has been altered in many ways, and people’s daily lives have been changed forever. The campus of Waynesburg University attempted to manage/control the disease in many ways, some of which included … Continue reading