Waynesburg University’s RN-to-BSN [Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing] program has been ranked as the best in the state of Pennsylvania for 2024 by Registerednursing.org. When speaking about the ranking, the website stated, “Tailored for working nurses, the program combines flexibility with academic rigor, preparing students for leadership roles in nursing. With experienced … Continue reading
A new building is up and coming here in Green County, as The Way Community Center will soon sit on High Street as a hub for any needs. On their website, thewaygc.org, the mission is to make connections with members of the community by spreading love, creating a place for individual growth and education. The … Continue reading
Eleven years ago, a steeple rose high on the Waynesburg campus. A beacon of hope and renewal, for not only the University, but the community as well. The celebration of life for Chancellor Timothy R. Thyreen and worship service will be held in Roberts Chapel Sept. 25 at 2 p.m.; a capstone of his presidency, … Continue reading
“We’ve been playing football on this field since about 1895,” Waynesburg University President Douglas G. Lee said. “It is amazing how God has sustained this institution and we’ve stayed faithful to the mission we have.” John F. Wiley Stadium has gone through many renovations over the last year; an expanded parking lot, renovations to the … Continue reading
Executive Director of the WPIAL Scott Seltzer has served in his role for about a year and a half now, as Seltzer would replace old director Amy Scheuneman as the league’s top administrator. The old assistant superintendent at Chartiers Valley and a familiar voice in the WPIAL office. Seltzer has served as a WPIAL board … Continue reading
In western Pennsylvania, wrestling has always had a great history. For a lot of boys when they first start wrestling, is it a goal to one day become a college national champion, and for Waynesburg University’s Colby Morris, who sits as the seventh-ranked wrestler in the country after a star-studded season last year, is back … Continue reading
WAYNESBURG, Pa. (Nov.7)- Sophomore midfielder Reagan Mittendorf’s (Bluffton, Ohio) work ethic is impeccable, as she is involved with soccer, having a double major and now getting her first internship. Mittendorf’s major is Forensic Science and Biochemistry. She is able to have a double major since she brought in over 50 credits to Waynesburg. “I am … Continue reading
An integrated marketing class at Waynesburg University will be hosting the “Dodge for a Difference” charity event April 20 in conjunction with the Best of the Batch Foundation to help children in need. This event acts as a project in Dr. Alexander Regina’s integrated marketing class. Last year’s “Fisch for a Cure” charity event also … Continue reading
If you’re seeing new faces in your residence halls this semester, it could be because of a incident that occurred in Martin Hall over the break. Record cold temperatures caused pipes to burst, leaving behind water damage and causing some students to have to change halls. Dec. 24 brought bitterly cold temperatures of negative two … Continue reading
As February approaches, the Waynesburg campus community is invited to participate in a slew of events, including panel discussions, cultural dinners, lectures, and more. With efforts spearheaded by Dr. Cornelius Coleman, assistant provost for undergraduate learning experiences and head football coach. The monthlong celebration will highlight Black history, culture, and perseverance. “I feel as though … Continue reading
“Student-athletes have excellent time management skills because they have to,” said Jennifer Roy, Assistant Professor of Business Administration and NCAA Faculty Athletic Representative (FAR) for Waynesburg. Student-athletes have a lot on their plate and must balance a plethora of factors. Whether it is studying, practicing, or lifting, it can become a heavy load. Imagine adding … Continue reading
