“Getting to Know WU” had its second program Thursday, Oct. 5, featuring the James D. Randolph Kiltie Band. “Getting to Know WU” is a series of programs designed to help those on campus meet people and activities on campus and learn more about what they do. Jeremy Olisar, instructor of music and director of the … Continue reading
It is said that being a mom is the hardest job in the world. It is 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with no holidays or sick days. In blatant terms, being a mom is a full-time job and then some. Being a college student is considered one of the most stressful points … Continue reading
For Laurel Miner, instructor of nursing, working toward her doctoral degree was not just about the certificate. It was not just about the title. It was about learning how to make a difference in her students’ lives and education. Miner, who began working toward her doctorate in 2014, completed her degree in education with a … Continue reading
In both the female and male dorms, there are a lot of new faces; whether they are part of the new freshmen class or first year Resident Assistant’s (RA’s). With this year’s freshmen class being the largest in Waynesburg University’s history, Resident Director (RD), Anthony Jarrell had some concerns about his group of mostly sophomore … Continue reading
21 Waynesburg University students, along with nine student leaders and two faculty members spent time growing in their faith last weekend at Waynesburg University’s fourth Kairos retreat. Students going to the event are told very little about the details of the retreat, and are asked to refrain from forming expectations. Adrienne Tharp, coordinator of the … Continue reading
Over the summer, and one addition last month, Thayer hall was renovated in a variety of areas to improve the looks of the over 50-year-old dorm. The first thing that residents see when they walk in is new rubberized material on the staircase to improve traction during weather such as snow and rain. “As always, … Continue reading
In a field as competitive as broadcasting, Lanny Frattare, assistant professor of Communication, knows exactly what it takes to give his students an advantage before they enter the marketplace. Frattare first started teaching at Waynesburg University in 2009 and since has brought in countless professionals in the broadcasting and communication field to speak. Each speaker … Continue reading
At 6 a.m., Admission Counselor Kyle Digiandomenico’s alarm goes off. He starts getting ready for the day. A freshly brewed, hand-pressed cup of coffee awaits him after his morning shower. By 7 a.m., he is out the door, ready to make lasting impressions at the high schools that he visits. This routine becomes a daily … Continue reading
While a majority of Waynesburg University students will be going home for fall break, Oct. 14 to 22, there are some who, for one reason or another, will be staying on campus. Resident Director Matthew Pioch said that around 190 students have signed up to stay on campus, and that number is expected to increase … Continue reading
Bzz. Bzz. Bzz. Natalie Bruzda’s phone vibrated on her night stand. It was around 5 a.m. when she groggily flipped it over to see who was calling. It was an old friend from Waynesburg University, Associate Director of Alumni Relations Vikki Beppler, who she hadn’t talked to in a while. “I thought maybe it was … Continue reading
