The Waynesburg University fall play is right around the corner and the Waynesburg University Players have been working hard preparing for a show that will impress the 2021 audiences. “And Then There Were None,” is a play written by Agatha Christie, which first began as an award-winning novel. In 1955, Christie was the first recipient … Continue reading
The Chapel praise team is a part of Waynesburg University’s weekly Chapel services. The team sings a variety of different worship songs ranging from more modern music to hymnals for the students and staff. The team sings both before and after the message. Though change isn’t unfamiliar for the praise team, they lost five members … Continue reading
The annual Job Fair has been going on for four years at Waynesburg University. The event is organized by Adam Jack, chair of the Criminal Justice department. The Job Fair gives students a chance to see and talk to different agencies and gives them a chance to learn about what each group does. Many different … Continue reading
Fulfilling Fridays, a new event being held by the Center for Service Leadership Office, are a new addition to Waynesburg University’s focus on learning through service. Each week, the event will have a new activity for students to become more involved in the community as well as service through Waynesburg University. These events will happen … Continue reading
A grant of $225,000 from the National Science Foundation (NSF) was awarded to Waynesburg University this year, all thanks to Dr. Takashi Suyama, assistant professor of chemistry. Suyama applied for this grant through the federal agency and was awarded based on the merit of science, determined and scored by a panel of scientists at the … Continue reading
The days of students waiting in the morning for the library to open to print a paper that took all night to write are soon going to be over at Waynesburg University. The Student Senate’s proposed idea of having a 24 hour printer available in the Stover Campus Center has been approved and will soon … Continue reading
While students are counting down the days until the end of the fall semester, the number of COVID-19 cases continues to rise. According to Waynesburg University’s website, since Aug. 8, the campus recorded 60 COVID-19 cases among students, faculty and staff. This number was last updated Oct. 8. Compared to previous semesters, the number of … Continue reading
Some people can’t handle living in a dorm for four years as a traditional college student. Tyler Webb has spent the past nine years living in a dorm environment as either a student, resident assistant or resident director. Into the dog days of this past summer, Webb made the decision that his dorm days were … Continue reading
Waynesburg University’s Graduate Counseling and Professional Studies program recently received a grant from the Health Resources Services Administration. The grant was received before the start of the 2021 fall semester, and according to Dr. James Hepburn, program director of the Master of Arts in Counseling, graduate students who are awarded the grant will receive a … Continue reading
If you’re looking for an interesting place to go on campus, try the Paul R. Stewart Museum. Located in the basement of Miller Hall, you will find a large collection of “mineral specimens; fossils; Native American artifacts; local pottery and glass; objects and documents pertaining to the history of Waynesburg University; objects and documents with … Continue reading
