The Waynesburg University Psychology students and professors will take part in an upcoming conference sponsored by PESI Incorporated, a non-profit organization, on Feb. 10th and 11. The conference will be held in the Center for Research and Economic Development on campus. Professionals in the psychology and counseling fields will also attend. The topic of the … Continue reading
Waynesburg University’s dining hall services are often criticized, but what most people are not aware of is how much planning and preparation go into making it functional. According to Leslie Davis, director of dining services, the operations of the dining hall starts small and builds up. “It starts from the bottom, with the scheduling of the … Continue reading
For the first time in well over a decade, Waynesburg University’s Nursing Department entered a semester without Dr. Nancy Mosser as its chairperson. After spending 31 years at Waynesburg and 15 as Department Chair and Director of the Nursing Department, Mosser retired at the end of the 2017 Fall semester. Dr. Kathy Stolfer, who has … Continue reading
For the first time in four years, students and professors from college and high school music programs attended Waynesburg University’s Ninth Annual Conducting Symposium Friday, Feb. 2, and Saturday, Feb. 3, in the Marsh Center, located underneath Roberts Chapel on campus. The Symposium workshop began Friday, and ran from 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., and … Continue reading
Waynesburg University will be holding a CIA Career day March 1 at 11 a.m. in Alumni Hall. This event will present students with potential internship opportunities for the organization for applicants who submit a resume to the Career Services Center by February 12. Representatives from the CIA will select students to have one-on-one advising sessions … Continue reading
At Waynesburg University, the principles of faith, service and learning have been crucial to the fundamental values of the university. Those values are included as part of the university’s mission statement. Surrounding organizations have recognized this, and in a few cases, have awarded students for their commitment to service, while continuing their academic career. This … Continue reading
Derek McMonagle, a senior business administration major at Waynesburg University, has high aspirations for this year. Aside from graduating, McMonagle is planning his second annual three-on-three basketball tournament to benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation. McMonagle started the event last year for a class, BUS 358—Leadership and Stewardship, but is passionate enough about his event to keep … Continue reading
The Waynesburg University Fine Arts Department is planning to roll out a new program known as “Fine Arts Academy,” which includes music and art classes. The classes will run from Feb. 10 to April 28. The focus of the academy is to reach out to the entire community of Greene County, and it is intended … Continue reading
According to Waynesburg University’s website, statistics from Fall 2015 reported Caucasian students totaled 91.2 percent of the student body, meaning less than nine percent of the student body are minorities. In response to these statistics, as well as a general feeling of exclusion on campus, several students have recently revamped Black Student Union. Senior sociology … Continue reading
On a college campus, the rules change when it comes to searching rooms for suspect materials, according to Michael Humiston, director of the Department of Public Safety. At Waynesburg University, security only needs to have ‘reasonable suspicion’ to commence a search of a dorm room, backpack or vehicle. “We have to have reasonable suspicion to … Continue reading
