At the beginning of the 2017-18 school year, Waynesburg University’s Department of Information Technology Services (ITS) made campus-wide Wi-Fi available for Waynesburg University students and faculty in many areas. One of the last steps to installing the Wi-Fi is expected to wrap up by the beginning of the Spring semester, and that is the new … Continue reading
The Chamber Works band, composed of students from a variety of majors both in and outside of the Fine Arts Department, is performing its first concert of the year Oct. 5 at noon in the Marsh Center. Chamber Works, which is overseen by Director of the Music Program Dr. Rhonda DePriest, has 10 small ensembles … Continue reading
Waynesburg University’s Student Senate welcomed five new members this past Tuesday, Sept. 26, in a ceremony on the fourth floor of Stover at 5:30 p.m. Sophomore psychology major, Mikayla Haggerty, along with freshmen Holly Ludvigsen, Andrew Hreha, Claire Wherthey and Daniel Booth, were sworn in by Student Senate President Nick Cordova. Haggerty, the sophomore of … Continue reading
The new Opportunity and Knowledge Strengthened (OAKS) campaign was announced in Alumni Hall Friday, Sept. 24, during a kick-off event. In the 1990s when the campus was being redesigned, oak trees were purposely left to show the indication of this university. The name of the campaign was titled OAKS for that reason. Waynesburg University President … Continue reading
The Multicultural Club [MCC] met for their third meeting this semester Tues., Sept. 19, in the student organization room on second floor Stover. Resident Directors Matt Pioch and Liz Diviney currently lead the MCC with the intent of raising awareness and understanding of other cultures, but also to educate on racism, ethnocentrism and religion. “I felt there needed to be a place … Continue reading
Senior Lydia Brennan, who transferred to Waynesburg University a year and a half ago, hosted an Art Exhibit in the Fine Arts Center featuring pieces she created throughout her college career in the. Brennan’s artwork will be available for viewing Sept. 18 through Oct. 13 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or by making an … Continue reading
Changes in the ownership of the annual Waynesburg University Harvest Festival have shifted back into the hands of Student Senate after the Student Activities Board (SAB) had possession of it last year. Student Senate executive board member A.J. McClure said the event used to be conquered jointly. “Years past SAB and Student Senate have worked … Continue reading
Despite the recent weather, with temperatures in the upper 80s, it is the start of the fall season. There are many different mile markers of the fall season at Waynesburg University including Jacket Fest, Homecoming, 5K’s and pumpkin spice-everything. But there is a new event that students could add to their fall and Homecoming season … Continue reading
To a student, the classroom is like any other – bricked walls, uncomfortable chairs and poor lighting – but for Edward Powers, professor of theatre, it is a timeline of the past 17 years he’s been with the university. Poster after poster for countless performances form zig zag lines across the walls, and discarded props … Continue reading
Why couldn’t the pony talk? It was just a little horse. This pun-filled joke is Albie Rinehart’s go-to conversation starter when it comes to sparking a conversation with a new face on Waynesburg University’s campus. Albie Rinehart, alumnus of the then-Waynesburg College has had a place for Waynesburg in his heart ever since Hanna Hall … Continue reading
