Across the course of nine semesters, Justin Flack turned himself from what he described as a, “shy kid” into a, “vocal leader” as he described himself, a lot of that change coming over the course of five seasons as a running back for the Yellow Jackets. “The area that I’ve grown the most throughout … Continue reading
Waynesburg University’s has been recognized as a top RN to BSN program going into 2024 by allnurses’, slated at the number five spot according to the website. According to the Waynesburg University press release detailing the ranking, allnurses valued, “affordability, duration and flexibility,” as three of the key facets when compiling the information needed to … Continue reading
John and Susan Alston gifted a farm in Greene County to Waynesburg University. Their last name was incorrect in a story published in the Dec. 7, 2023, printed edition of The Yellow Jacket about a press conference by President Douglas G. Lee with Department of Communication students.
This upcoming Saturday, Dec. 9, the Waynesburg University Symphonic Band and Lamplighters Choir will host a Christmas concert to get everyone into the Christmas spirit. “The Music Program presents a Christmas Concert at the end of every fall semester,” music program director Eric Brewer said. “The Symphonic Band and Lamplighters Choirs perform music from the … Continue reading
For most students, moving day is a fun or stressful adventure when they arrive on campus. Now imagine having to do it again midway through the year. For Waynesburg University, most students don’t have to. However, residents currently living in Ray Hall are being moved to other women’s dorms to take up available space. Dean … Continue reading
On Monday, Nov. 6, Waynesburg University hosted a “Gnomes for Homes” event where students could get together and paint gnomes for a good cause. “So Gnomes for Homes was sort of like the normal Bisque and Brew,” Willison Hall Resident Mentor Seth Eaton said. “We had little bisque gnomes that were being sold for $5 … Continue reading
On Wednesday, Nov. 8, Waynesburg University held its business and career fair where students got the chance to meet with businesses and create connections to help them in their future life after college. “We had 21 employers here, so it was mainly for business students but it is also for communications students and computer science … Continue reading
A fair trade pop up store educates and involves the Waynesburg community for a limited time during the holiday season. Ten Thousand Villages, a company that utilizes fair trade, will be set up in the Nest to sell their products. As stated, the main focus of Ten Thousand Villages is fair trade. Fair trade offers … Continue reading
November has started and Waynesburg University students are already waking up to a frost-covered campus in the morning. With only about a month left in the fall semester, the Student Activities Board (SAB) is planning on ending it with the yearly Winter Formal. Frank Harbaugh, one of the people overseeing the Special Events Committee in … Continue reading
An announcement was made on Friday, Nov. 3, at noon in the Benedum Dining Hall where it was shared the University raised $496,520, which was above their $250,000 goal. “I feel like the entire campus community embraced and supported our 2023 Day of Giving,” wrote Donna Nypaver, director of donor relations and annual giving, via … Continue reading
