Soon, Waynesburg University students will be able to get free Chick-fil-A waffle fries when providing their Waynesburg University identification card. The offer for students will go into effect in the coming weeks at the Chick-fil-A location in Washington. Pat Bristor, associate dean of students, talked to a representative from Chick-fil-A regarding coupons and the Chick-fil-A … Continue reading
Last week, auditions were held for Waynesburg University’s spring musical, The Drowsy Chaperone. With the cast list released Jan. 22 and the musical scheduled to open March 21, the cast and directors will have their hands full preparing for their theatric performance. First showing in 2005, the Drowsy Chaperone is a comedic musical that has … Continue reading
Sophomore nursing major Rebekah Rhodes knew from the time she was 12 years old that she wanted to be a missionary. In high school, she recognized her love for the country of India, but only last year did she realize that she had the chance to go to India to serve and study abroad through … Continue reading
For the past 10 years Waynesburg University has been having students perform their unique talents in “WU’s Got Talent.” This year, auditions for the show are Feb. 1 from 4-6 p.m. and the show is Feb. 9 at 8 p.m., both events will take place in the Goodwin Performing Arts Center. “Students are able to … Continue reading
Temperatures dropped down below freezing last Wednesday evening, but that did not stop students from attending to the Coffeehouse for a warm beverage and live music from Austin Moody. Moody opened the evening with a self-introduction, telling his name and where he currently resides in Nashville, TN. For four years, Moody has been touring through … Continue reading
Disney fans gathered in the Beehive Saturday, Jan. 28, and utilized mind games and trickery to win and claim the title of Disney film masters according to Heidi Dziak, sophomore accounting major. To help advance their goal of victory, during the rounds participants, organized in teams of four, called out for clarification on questions and … Continue reading
Over winter break, eight students and two professors from Waynesburg University’ went to Bonaire for a week to help at Trans World Radio. While on the trip, the group decided to have a “Waynesburg Wednesday” in which they all wore Waynesburg University shirts for a group picture. That day, during the group’s lunch break, they … Continue reading
“Life” magazine published a six-part feature on the centennial of the American Civil War in 1961. During this time, Professor Rea Redd, director of the Eberly Library, was only eight years old at the time, and he was completely fascinated. “Not quite old enough to read it by myself, I asked my mother to read it … Continue reading
When it comes to challenges, teenagers have seemingly come up with everything. From competitively choking down a spoonful of cinnamon, to speed-chugging a gallon of milk to see who vomits first, there could not possibly be anything worse…right? Enter the Tide Pod Challenge. The challenge, which involves eating the small colorful pouches of laundry detergent, … Continue reading
Waynesburg University has received an $850,000 grant from the Richard King Mellon Foundation. The grant will go toward a two-year support of the university’s community development efforts, such as service learning opportunities and the expansion of specific graduate programs. According to Stacey Brodak, vice president of Institutional Advancement, Waynesburg has had a long-standing relationship with … Continue reading
