As February comes to an end and college students move closer to the middle of the semester, it’s important to reflect on a few things that the month has taught us. February was national time management month, and for college students, time management is something that can be considered crucial to achieving a degree in … Continue reading
Social media is one of those things that is now tightly woven into the fabric of the first world. With seemingly every person being active or utilizing social media in some form ranging from business to leisure it is certainly a hot commodity. But one big question that has been raised in recent years is. … Continue reading
By Daniel Rogers When thinking about conferences in college sports, the Power Five conferences immediately come to mind. With the way the college realignment is heading, however, we may go from a Power Five to more of a “Power Three”. The Big Ten, Southeastern Conference, and Big 12 have recently added top tier schools to … Continue reading
Wow, what a loaded question. It’s a typical conversation starter amongst friends, but when really taken into deep thought, this is a fantastic question to digest. Here is my quick answer: Money buys you PLEASURE, not happiness. Let me explain. Now I completely understand why people post on social media “Unpopular opinion: Money CAN buy … Continue reading
Imagine you are alone for the first time in 18 years. You have no money, no friends, nobody to help you figure things out, you’re alone, and you need to buy books, food, clothes, and pay bills. Life has got you down. And then the heavens open up, it’s like money is pouring from the … Continue reading
Books and movies are very different forms of entertainment, yet the two are compared often. Books require the reader to imagine the world and characters for themselves, while movies want the viewer to focus more on the visuals. However, for the sake of argument, it can be fun to debate which medium is better. Here … Continue reading
When I wrote the main, front-page story covering the Chancellor’s death, life and legacy, I strove to keep my personal opinions out of it. I wanted the facts and the sources to tell the story of his life, one that I am certainly not qualified to tell on my own. During the process of writing … Continue reading
In recent years, the ways of consuming entertainment have changed drastically. We see more and more households cutting the cord on cable television to subscribe strictly to streaming services. Television news has taken an enormous hit, driving viewers to ask a ringing question… Is news still needed? You might think, “Well, I don’t watch television … Continue reading
Chancellor Timothy R. Thyreen was a passionate educator whose educational vision for an academic institution predicated upon the grace and truth of Jesus Christ was inspiring. Just as Old Testament Judean King Josiah rediscovered the scrolls and rebuilt Jerusalem, President Thyreen rebuilt Waynesburg University on its founding Christian mission. The Stover Scholars cherished his annual … Continue reading
“What do you want to be when you grow up?” is a question that I have been asked an innumerable amount of times over the years, and I never liked it. It brought with it a set of expectations that I felt I could not live up to. Well, as a 20-year-old in college majoring … Continue reading
