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
Waynesburg University held an overnight visitation day on Nov. 13 for incoming and prospective students. Admissions Councilor Sophia Hicks expressed how well the event went. “The event was very successful! We had 13 students attend and part of planning an event includes creating and evaluating surveys. We got positive results from how kind the host … 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
As the new semester progresses, so do the classic Student Activities Board events. On Monday, the SAB hosted musician Matt Sky during one of their regular Coffee House events. Graduate Assistant Megan McElligott stated what coffeehouse was all about. “A lot of times we have out-of-state or local bands that come in and they will … Continue reading
On Sept.17, Waynesburg University’s Stover program celebrated Constitution Day. A federal holiday celebrating the signing of the Constitution. “Two hundred and thirty four years ago today, the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia voted upon and signed the Constitution and sent it out for ratification,” said Dr. Lawrence Stratton, Director of Stover Center for Constitutional Studies. All … Continue reading
It is a new semester and with that comes a new approach to the familiar COVID-19 virus. Waynesburg University’s Keep Waynesburg Well plan has laid out exactly what Waynesburg is doing to stop the spread of COVID-19 and its variants on campus. Stacy Brodak, vice president for Institutional Advancement and University Relations, when interviewed wanted … Continue reading
The announcement of Food Truck Thursdays was released almost two months ago today, and so far, students are expressing positive opinions about the new weekly event. “I eat at the Chinese truck. It is my favorite and the food comes out very fast,” Meaghan VanSickle, a sophomore Forensic Science major, said. “The food was really … Continue reading
The opening of Chick-fil-A has been the talk of campus since it was announced during the Spring 2020 semester. Though it was projected to be finished by the Spring 2021 semester, it has come to the attention of many that renovations are still underway. Luke Diel, President of the Student Senate, said that the University … Continue reading
Waynesburg University held its fifth annual Day of Giving on Thurs., Nov. 12, allowing alumni, students, faculty, staff and their families to support the school’s academic departments and athletic teams. According to the Waynesburg University website, the university exceeded their goal by $52,745 with a total of 905 donors and 38 states. The university website … Continue reading
The Greene County Commissioners Office has recently partnered with Eagleview Technologies and Pictometry International to provide all new LiDAR data and imagery of the entirety of Greene county. Chief Assessor Mary Ann (Lou) Lewis expressed the main reasons the county is moving forward with this project. “The Assessment Office uses the aerial program for many … Continue reading
