Rachel Philipp, senior arts administration major with a concentration in music, has recorded music professionally, performed for audiences in Pittsburgh, released an Extended Play (EP) on iTunes, Spotify and other streaming services and opened for a top act in current pop music. Philipp recently had her senior recital on campus, displaying her musical abilities in … Continue reading
Since she was six years old Jennifer Gabrielcik has been a musician. It was something that was passed down from her parents to her, and it started with the piano, progressing to percussion. “I like hitting things and making loud noises if that makes sense,” Gabrielcik said. As a senior forensic science major, one of … Continue reading
James D. Randolph, better known as “Fuzzy” Randolph, was a “quirky” individual who left a lasting impression on students and staff at Waynesburg, and just about to everyone he performed his signature bagpipes for. One of those people that were left with a lasting memory of Fuzzy was Andrew Heisey, chairperson for the fine arts … Continue reading
Courage comes in all shapes, sizes and stories. For Waynesburg University’s Relay for Life student leaders, that courage stems from unique stories and struggles. Brittnay Faust, senior early childhood special education major, has been participating in Relay for Life since her freshman year. By her sophomore year, Faust was selected as team captain for the … Continue reading
Within the last week Waynesburg University has released a new general marketing campaign. The campaign is titled Grow for the key messages that are being sent. For undergraduate students, the key messages are growing your mind, grace and spirit as well as growing through service according to the Grow marketing initiative playbook. The Grow campaign … Continue reading
Waynesburg University Student election results are in, and the new Student Senate president is Tyler McCoy. Former president T.J. DeNoforio will move to vice president. Among other vice president elections, sophomore Benjamin Dodge won against freshman Drew Hreha. Freshman Daniel Booth was able to win against senior Lauren Harvey, who became the treasurer. The election … Continue reading
After changes in the housing selection process were met with considerable student backlash in the last two weeks, Matt Pioch, director of housing, said the university is doing its best to address concerns. Last Wednesday, March 28, selections for suite-style doubles were released to the campus community. There are a projected 44 doubles being made … Continue reading
James Tanda retired from one career on a Friday and began another at the start of the next week. After spending 27 years in law enforcement, Tanda started teaching at Waynesburg University in 2013. Last Tuesday at the annual chapel service to commemorate Charter Day, Tanda, instructor of criminal justice and director of security management … Continue reading
The school year may be coming to a close, but Waynesburg University public relations majors are still eager to learn before summer vacation begins. For the past seven years, students from Waynesburg University’s chapter of Public Relations Student Society of America planned one week of speakers, conferences, critiques and presentations related to the field of … Continue reading
Thursday, April 12, marks the annual spring Health Fair at Waynesburg University. From 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., students can stop into the Rudy Marisa Fieldhouse and visit a variety of vendors that will focus on different aspects of each student’s health. Jennifer Shiring, nurse director of student health services ensures she highlights the importance of … Continue reading
