Are you having issues with your professor? For those who may say yes to that inquiry,information was gathered from two professors on their different perspectives. One, a department chair and the other, an academic advisor. Dr. Christopher Cink, chair for the Department of Biology, Environmental Science and Health Science, as well as a professor of … Continue reading
Waynesburg University’s Bisque and Brew event, which is held on Feb. 11, in Waynesburg’s Stover Center, is one of the first events of the spring semester that involves student activity. Bisques are little ceramic figurines which students can paint and ultimately have for their own after being cured properly. The theme for these bisques is … Continue reading
Winter weather in Waynesburg is at times unforgiving and unexpected, but Waynesburg University has adopted Everbridge to deal with these situations, along with many others similar to that of the issue of inclement weather. James Tanda, director of Security Operations And Emergency Management, introduced Everbridge to the University over five years ago to replace the … Continue reading
Waynesburg University hosted two service trips over winter break to North Carolina and Florida to assist with hurricane relief efforts and marine life conservation. Adrienne Tharp, associate dean of Student Development at Waynesburg University, said, “I love serving my community,” when asked why she dedicates herself to organizing and leading the University’s service trips. Tharp … Continue reading
With the spring semester just a few weeks along, Waynesburg University Student Development is in the process of hiring resident mentors for the 2025 fall semester. When talking about the requirements, Assistant Dean of Students, Aaron Sielski said, “Resident mentors need to be full-time students they need to be a resident student, and there is … Continue reading
Waynesburg University’s Kiltie Band is Looking for New Members The James D. Randolph Kiltie Band has brought the sound of pipe and drum to campus and community events for a decade. Now, they are looking for new members to carry on the tradition. Founded in early 2015, the organization was named in honor of the … Continue reading
A random material, three hour, and the chance to win big. How far will students’ creativity go? With the “Something to Nothing Innovation Challenge” being hosted by the E-Hive for the sixth time this year, students have an opportunity to let their creativity fly. The contest which is being held on Feb. 11, in the … Continue reading
Richard Epstein, a law professor at New York University, is returning to Waynesburg University on Jan. 22, at 7 pm to give a lecture titled, “Natural Law, the Growth of Government and the Administrative State, and the future of American Constitutionalism.” The lecture is open to the public and is free for everyone to attend. … Continue reading
Dr. Christian Hayes is an assistant professor of biology, and is the director of Marine Science at Waynesburg, who by his own admission, also is very well-trained in biology and ecology. He received his bachelor’s in environmental science with a minor of biology at Cedarville University in Ohio and later his master’s in biology at … Continue reading
Despite not knowing where she would go to college late into her senior year of high school, Liliane Portman has found a home at Waynesburg University. “When I was a senior in high school, I was really bad about looking for different colleges,” Portman said. “My friend was actually just coming for an overnight visit; … Continue reading
