eHIVE hosts competition to creatively solve problems
“What is your it?” These are the words written on the wall inside the eHive, right beside the title of the eHive’s latest competition for Waynesburg Students: “See It, Solve It.” In the last competition of the year, students were tasked with finding problems they see in the world and finding creative ways to solve … Continue reading
Panel presents on human trafficking
A packed McCance Auditorium welcomed three speakers from a variety of career fields Tuesday evening as they presented three varying perspectives on human trafficking and what everyday people can do to stop it. The panel of speakers, hosted by the Bonner Scholars program, included Cassy Dorsch, a social entrepreneur and Waynesburg University alumnus, Dr. Keith … Continue reading
Stover lecture features chief judge of U.S. Court of Appeals
The Stover Constitutional Lecture took place April 4 at 7 p.m. inside Alumni Hall. The Honorable D. Brooks Smith, chief judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, spoke to attendees about the importance of upholding and protecting the rule of law, exploring its history and sociopolitical implications. “Chief Judge Smith will … Continue reading
Entrepreneur Evan Lutz speaks for DeVito Lecture Series
Evan Lutz, 25-year-old entrepreneur from Baltimore, Maryland, spoke to the Waynesburg University student body April 3. The title of the presentation, “One Man’s Trash is Another’s Treasure: An Entrepreneur’s Journey Selling Ugly Produce,” is based off of Evan Lutz’s lifelong goal of nurturing the environment. “As a college senior, Evan partnered with a local farmer … Continue reading
Exchange student relays experiences
For some students at Waynesburg University, getting home isn’t as easy as a train ride, a car ride or even a quick plane ride. Students like Seoyoung Kim, an exchange student from South Korea, have to travel across an entire ocean to a different country just to get home. Kim is currently back in South … Continue reading
Students soon to present one-act plays on stage
Every semester, the theatre department puts a lot of time and effort into a large performance, but the ‘drama’ doesn’t end there. The theatre department showcases several one-act plays directed by students involved in the theatre program. Junior history major, Tre’ Thomas, and senior English literature major, Rachel Crosbie, will have the opportunity to get … Continue reading
Celebration Tree Day to plant memories on Unity Trail
In honor of people who have made a difference in the lives of students or community members, whether family members, friends or even pets, the first ever “Celebration Tree Day” will plant a tree for each person or group of people who want someone to be remembered. The trees are to be planted Sunday, April … Continue reading
Upper Room band picks five new members for team
Seasons are changing, and springing forth this March is the new Upper Room team that took the stage for the first time Sunday, March 17. Graduating members of the previous team, Nathan Blake, Bryce McGarvey, Olivia Kelley, Christine Dawson and Allison Risinger were sent out by the entire congregation gathering to lay hands on them … Continue reading
Event to bring Scouts BSA to campus
The Stover Center for Constitutional studies and Moral leadership is hosting its annual Merit Badge University Saturday, March 30. The event costs $20 per scout. This includes a lunch, a patch and a shirt. Teaching, learning and bringing people to the campus are the main purposes for bringing Merit Badge University to life. Sarah Bell, … Continue reading
Phishing scams infest student email accounts
“Watch this before Saturday.” Many were perplexed by this message or a similar one in their student email inboxes. For some, the email appeared to come from a close friend. For others, the message appeared to come from a complete stranger. William Dumire, vice president for Information Technology Services and chief information officer, identified the … Continue reading