Senior Zachary Berrott was unaware of what we wanted to do when exiting high school. Now, he is going to be graduating from Waynesburg University with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication. The fundamental decision to come to Waynesburg came down to if he was going to participate in athletics or not. “If I wasn’t … Continue reading
Despite Waynesburg University being Ross Owens’ last choice when choosing his college, the University has made an everlasting impact on him. “Waynesburg was my last choice coming in,” Owens, who also applied to Geneva College and Liberty University, said. “I knew I wanted to study ministry and geology and go to a Christian school.” One … Continue reading
Striking gold can sometimes take multiple swings. For Jayda Fyock, it took just one. “Waynesburg was the first and only college I toured. I had come here with my mom, and after we had got into the car, I told her that Waynesburg is my school,” Fyock said. “I was looking for a small school … Continue reading
When looking at college degrees to pursue, some of the more common ones that perspective students and their parents think of when going through their options may range from anything in business or education, all the way to fields such as psychology or sports management. Not many, however, have the original intention of pursuing a … Continue reading
Pre-Professional Biology major, Logan Anderson, is approaching the final days of his journey through Waynesburg University, and despite having four years of memories to call back on, he says the biggest thing that changed for him over this time is his ability to open up to the people around him. “Coming in, I came with … Continue reading
Aidan Selway has worked to balance his many interests through his journey at Waynesburg University. “When I came here, I didn’t really expect to be in the Education Department,” Selway said. “I was going into it like, ‘Oh man, I’m going to go for engineering. That sounds kind of cool. I might do civil engineering, … Continue reading
Kiana Bagnell is busy. As a student, she is double majoring in biochemistry and biomedical science with a focus in pre-med while minoring in psychology. As a student leader, she is president of ACS[American Chemistry Society], vice president of the biology club, the SACP/SSP Student Affiliates Secretary, a member of the NOA Committee and a … Continue reading
Throughout his time at Waynesburg, Jonathan Folk learned to adapt. As a child, he wanted to be an astronomer and had a special love for space. When he came to Waynesburg, he said, “Originally, I was in chemical engineering, but I had to switch majors at one point due to a little bit of trouble … Continue reading
As a first generation college student, Zoe Belknap didn’t decide until late in her senior year in high school that she wanted to further her education. “I didn’t actually decide I wanted to go to college until February of my senior year of high school,” Belknap said. “I was looking for places that would let … Continue reading
Kimberly Trump comes from two Waynesburg alumni, so the choice wasn’t difficult on where to go after high school. “My parents met here actually,” Trump said. “My dad came here as a freshman, my mom transferred her sophomore year into nursing. So they met, then my older sister came here, she was a Stover Scholar … Continue reading
