The Entrepreneurial Leadership Scholars, also known as eHIVE Scholars, play a vital role at Waynesburg University, acting as entrepreneurial ambassadors. The eHIVE Scholars help plan and organize campus events in addition to advertising for the eHIVE. Sadie Mink, one of the first Entrepreneurial Leadership Scholars, was able to provide some background as to how and … Continue reading
When looking at The Yellow Jacket of today printing in color and releasing almost daily articles on our website, it is almost impossible to imagine a time when it was any different. However, 100 years ago, the paper was under a different name, it was run differently, and there was no website to check for … Continue reading
One of Waynesburg University’s three main pillars is service, a facet of the University’s identity that is seen all across campus. Fiat Lux service projects, resident mentors serving via community initiatives and in this instance, service trips during the breaks. During the winter break, one of the trips that was offered was the Marine Conservation … Continue reading
GBU Life, a member-owned, fraternal benefit society according to the organization’s website when describing its purpose, has recently partnered with Waynesburg University’s Veteran and Military Affiliated Center in an effort to serve those who are currently and have formally served this country in any capacity. Jennifer Stockdale, the Director of Communications and Community Engagement for … Continue reading
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, is an application for students to fill out before each school year, which is then reviewed by one’s college to determine how much financial aid a student may receive, according to Studentaid.gov. “FAFSA unlocks all the financial aid doors,” Matthew Stokan, director of financial aid at … Continue reading
Waynesburg University is actively commemorating its 175 year anniversary since its founding in 1849. In light of this monumental year, the Student Activities Board is organizing a selfie scavenger hunt that will be held in conjunction with Charter Day on March 19.. It is an opportunity for students to learn more about the history of … Continue reading
Most students go home over the March 2 to March 10 spring break. For others however, they’ll be heading off to one of five different service trips taking place around the world. According to Assistant Dean of Student Development, Adrienne Tharp, international trips are returning for the first time in four years, which will be … Continue reading
Waynesburg University’s tutoring center is one of the resources offered at The Pathways Center for students, as it gives students on campus who are struggling or could just use a little more help in classes a chance to grow. The center has many courses to choose from for tutoring, although some courses do not currently … Continue reading
A graduate of Waynesburg University, Hayden Giuliani Dewig, Ph. D., was recently appointed as an observer to the National Football League (NFL) Head, Neck and Spine Committee. As an athlete herself, Dewig always knew she wanted to work with athletes. “I fell in love with the profession because I was an athlete,” Dewig said. “I … Continue reading
Waynesburg University Bonner Scholars travel every Friday for service at the Open Door Youth Outreach Center in Pittsburgh to give children and young adults somewhere to feel safe and help enrich their skills. “I think they really value our students,” Assistant Dean of Student Development Adrienne Tharp said. “They have often sought us out saying, … Continue reading
