With a cast of 18 students chosen and rehearsals underway, the countdown to this year’s spring musical has begun. According to Edward Powers, professor of theatre and director of the show, there are about two months, 40 rehearsals and 100 hours of practice until the Goodwin Performing Arts Center opens its doors for this year’s … Continue reading
In 2014, the Master of Arts in Criminal Investigation was developed by Adam Jack, chairperson for the Criminal Justice and Social Sciences Department, and James Tanda, instructor of Criminal Justice. After countless hours of hard work and commitment, the program was launched in 2015. This program was created by and is “run by law enforcement … Continue reading
Over Christmas break, Waynesburg University students traveled to the Carribean island of Bonaire to serve at Trans World Radio as a part of an international service project. While students of all major studies are permitted to sign up for the trip, a large number that traveled to Bonaire study in the Department of Communication. TWR … Continue reading
There are rumors floating around Waynesburg University campus about how there is nothing to do in Waynesburg and nothing exciting in Greene County. Well, they are just that: rumors. To disprove those myths, here are three events happening this weekend. 1. Angry Johnny Stangery Band Drive over to Old Station Bar and Grill to … Continue reading
There are rumors floating around Waynesburg University campus about how there is nothing to do in Waynesburg and Greene County. Well, they are just that: rumors. To disprove those myths, here are three events happening this weekend. 1. Angry Johnny Stangry Band Drive over to Old Station Bar and Grill to hear John Stanger lead … Continue reading
Waynesburg University’s eHIVE is holding a Lunch and Learn Series on Redemptive Entrepreneurship on Tuesday, Jan. 28 and Tuesday, Feb. 11 at noon. It will include lunch and consist of discussion on how to become a more redemptive leader. The Praxis website describes redemption as, “…giving or sacrificing to restore something or someone to its … Continue reading
The Student Senate Beautification Committee calls on students to gear their minds toward positive change for the future of Waynesburg University’s campus and community. They will be hosting a Student Speak on the third floor of Stover Friday, Jan. 24 at noon. “Student Speaks are one of the best ways to get students talking about … Continue reading
Waynesburg University celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday to honor the pivotal civil rights figure. This holiday is not only an observed day off for public schools, but it is a nationally recognized day of volunteering to honor the Rev. Dr. King. The university’s Center for Service Leadership, led by assistant dean of … Continue reading
Thursday, Jan. 24, Waynesburg University will hosted its annual Spring Service Fair on the first and second floors of the Stover Campus Center. This event, which has been running every semester for at least as long as assistant dean of Student Services Kelley Hardie’s 17 years at Waynesburg, gave students a chance to explore service … Continue reading
The start of the semester usually has the least amount of schoolwork. Before the schoolwork starts piling up, take the time to explore what Greene County has to offer. To aid in event searching, here is a guide to three events happening this weekend. 1. Mini Quilts Not involving quilt blankets, this event, hosted … Continue reading
