Anthony Jarrell always loved to be creative. Whether it was making videos in high school or expressing his musical talents, he loved being able to share his happiness with others. Most recently, the Resident Director (RD) from of Martin hall ventured into something he never thought he would ever do- write a book. While being an RD and helping create … Continue reading
The performance of the comedy “Dearly Beloved” is once again being performed by the Waynesburg University theatrical department as an encore. The weekend of Aug. 11 and Aug. 12, the first production of this show was performed and got such large crowds and wonderful feedback that a third performance has been scheduled for Sept. 30, … Continue reading
The Goodwin Performing Arts Center was filled with students, family and competition on the evening of Sept. 15. Season thirteen of Waynesburg Idol, round one, started at 8 p.m. Four judges took their seats as each contestant followed them onto the stage for an introduction. A total of eleven students competed in round one, singing … Continue reading
Throughout college, students are often asked what their goals are, what they want to do after they graduate and where they want to be in the near future. Often times, students have their plans mapped out in their minds, but things don’t always go the way they are planned to go. But, that doesn’t mean … Continue reading
The James D. Randolph Kiltie Band is looking toward its future while also remembering its past. According to Andrew Heisey, chairperson for the Fine Arts Department and assistant professor of art, and a member of the Kiltie band for four years, the band was created around the 1970s by James D. “Fuzzy” Randolph. In the … Continue reading
It was a Friday when the rain began. As it fell, Tom Miltenberger and his wife, Charise, began to worry about their home in Missouri City, Texas. They flicked on the TV and saw Hurricane Harvey slowly carve through the small towns in Texas like a band saw carving through plywood. “That’s when they … Continue reading
For the first time in over seven years, Waynesburg University’s Eberly Library entered a Fall semester without a coffee bar. Last semester, to put more funding towards other endeavors, Student Senate decided to no longer fund the coffee bar. The coffee bar was estimated to have taken up over half the Senate’s budget. Student Senate … Continue reading
Faculty and staff were invited to attend an on-campus retreat sponsored by the Network for Vocation in Undergraduate Education (NetVUE) from Aug. 8 through 10. The retreat circled around enabling faculty and staff to help students realize and find their calling in life. On the first day of the event, attendees participated in a dinner … Continue reading
Doc Hendley, the founder of Wine to Water, a non-profit organization dedicated to solving the water crisis in third world countries, and author of “Wine to Water, How One Man Saved Himself While Trying to Save the World. Tuesday, Sept. 12, he spoke to students on his service work and topics discussed in his book … Continue reading
Her passion for singing started at three-years-old. She picked up the hymnbook in church one Sunday and from there her love for singing took off. She performed in church groups and chorus through her schooling. Even here at Waynesburg, she partakes in the various musical groups on campus. Taking advantage of every opportunity that came … Continue reading
