On Wednesday, Nov. 8, Waynesburg University held its business and career fair where students got the chance to meet with businesses and create connections to help them in their future life after college. “We had 21 employers here, so it was mainly for business students but it is also for communications students and computer science … Continue reading
A fair trade pop up store educates and involves the Waynesburg community for a limited time during the holiday season. Ten Thousand Villages, a company that utilizes fair trade, will be set up in the Nest to sell their products. As stated, the main focus of Ten Thousand Villages is fair trade. Fair trade offers … Continue reading
November has started and Waynesburg University students are already waking up to a frost-covered campus in the morning. With only about a month left in the fall semester, the Student Activities Board (SAB) is planning on ending it with the yearly Winter Formal. Frank Harbaugh, one of the people overseeing the Special Events Committee in … Continue reading
An announcement was made on Friday, Nov. 3, at noon in the Benedum Dining Hall where it was shared the University raised $496,520, which was above their $250,000 goal. “I feel like the entire campus community embraced and supported our 2023 Day of Giving,” wrote Donna Nypaver, director of donor relations and annual giving, via … Continue reading
As the semester comes to a close, various Fine Arts programs at Waynesburg University are performing the work they have put in all semester long. Thursday, Nov. 9, at 5 p.m. the Lamplighter Touring Choir is presenting their concert, “Singing Through the Psalms.” According to Director of Choral Music and Assistant Professor of Vocal Music … Continue reading
The Waynesburg University eHive is buzzing with surprises and celebrations after the celebration of its fifth birthday. Started on Oct. 5, 2018, the eHive had a lot more than just a birthday to celebrate. On Oct. 7, 2023, the Waynesburg University eHive won the award for the Outstanding Emerging Entrepreneurship Center. This award was given … Continue reading
This problem is not new to the University and there is not much they can do about it. Michael Humiston, director of the department of public safety has been aware of this problem through all of his time at Waynesburg. Humiston referred to the parking problem as a “treasure hunt” on campus because of the … Continue reading
On the campus of Waynesburg University, November is not just the month of Thanksgiving. November is Hunger and Homeless Month, and with that comes two specific events that will help the people in need in Greene County: Empty Bowls and Gnomes for Homes. Marco Moorby, a senior in forensic investigation and co-leader of Empty Bowls, … Continue reading
There are new additions of full-time and part-time faculty members, who have all worked for Waynesburg University in some capacity in the past but have been given a different role this fall semester. Pamela Cunningham joined the Department of Business Administration as a full-time instructor of marketing. She first joined Waynesburg University in 2007 working … Continue reading
“I do like that it’s a tradition, it’s become tradition and we always say that it’s our hope that it creates a culture of philanthropy at Waynesburg,” Maura Fenske, coordinator of development and alumni relations, said. Nov. 2, marks the Day of Giving for Waynesburg University, and all initiatives have the opportunity to participate. According … Continue reading
