For the past two years, Waynesburg University has grown as a student body by enrolling the two largest classes in its history. The Office of Admissions is working to enroll yet another record-breaking class in the coming semester, with their goal at 450 students. Compared to previous years, prospective students are taking a greater interest … Continue reading
In the United States, a disturbing trend of fatal shootings at schools has left police and security guards in charge of protecting students in constant search of better ways of securing campuses. Recently, this trend “hit home” when a student enrolled in Uniontown Area High School was arrested after a classmate overheard him making threats … Continue reading
At Waynesburg University, the principles of faith, service and learning have been crucial to the fundamental values of the university. Those values are included as part of the university’s mission statement. Surrounding organizations have recognized this, and in a few cases, have awarded students for their commitment to service, while continuing their academic career. This … Continue reading
Derek McMonagle, a senior business administration major at Waynesburg University, has high aspirations for this year. Aside from graduating, McMonagle is planning his second annual three-on-three basketball tournament to benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation. McMonagle started the event last year for a class, BUS 358—Leadership and Stewardship, but is passionate enough about his event to keep … Continue reading
Sydney Flick is a senior criminal justice major at Waynesburg University. Flick, much like many of her classmates, goes to class, has an internship with an employer in her field and has a work study job. However, Flick’s work study program is unlike any other, as she works with the Department of Public Safety to … Continue reading
At Waynesburg University, the Public Safety Department keeps the campus safe on a day to day basis. Many students know the names of the officers and converse with them regularly. However, what students may not realize is the many other responsibilities that public safety officers have in keeping the university running normally. James Tanda, director … Continue reading
There will be a screening of ‘Night Zero’ Friday, November 17 at the Greene County Courthouse. The screening, which is free to the public, will open at 6:30 p.m. with the movie starting at 7 p.m. Following the movie, various members of the production team and cast, including Director and Writer Mark Cantu and Producer … Continue reading
Waynesburg University was recently awarded the 2017 McCracken Legacy Award from the Greene County Chamber of Commerce. While the McCracken Legacy Award is young, it’s background and history are deep. Melody Longstreth, executive director of the Chamber of Commerce, said the award is a lasting legacy of the McCracken family and their commitment to service. … Continue reading
This year at Waynesburg University, a new guest policy has been set in place by the public safety department. The major change to Waynesburg’s guest policy is the requirement of guests under 18 years of age to have a signed document from their legal guardians. According to Mike Humiston, director of Public Safety and head … Continue reading
Coming soon to Greene County is the first ever HallowGreene festival, a fall event sponsored by Washington Health System. According to Stephanie Wagoner, a marketing employee of the Washington Health System, the event will serve a wide range of purposes, including creating a family-fun environment and educating the community. The event will be at WHS … Continue reading
