Halloween and Christmas are both beloved holidays for similar and different reasons. Some prefer being scary and others jolly. No matter which you prefer, one thing is for certain: decorations matter for both of these holidays, but which has the better decorations? Halloween decorations, in my opinion, are more of a necessity than Christmas decorations. … Continue reading
We’ve all been watching a show or movie and seen a random product displayed that makes you think, is this driving sales? To answer these questions, a basic understanding of product placement is required. According to Merriam-Webster.com, Product placement is “the inclusion of a product in a television program or film as a form of … Continue reading
Bad Bunny will be headlining this year’s Super Bowl Halftime Show. A lot of people have their quarrels with this decision for varying reasons. The most common reason has to do with the fact that he does not speak English. With a lot of the NFL’s fanbase being English speakers, some people are giving a … Continue reading
On Wednesday, Oct. 8, Waynesburg’s Fine Arts Department hosted its first band performance of the year in the Marsh Center. The Symphonic Band Mid-Semester Concert was a way to kick off the year and give the University and Community a taste of what’s to come. “We played stuff like Frank Erikson’s Staccata for Band, Ride … Continue reading
The Greene County Historical Society (GCHS) held its Harvest Festival on Oct. 4-5 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. This was the 54th annual Harvest Festival. The festival invites Civil War reenactors to camp out for the weekend, for community members to interact with. Vendors were also set up around the museum where goods, like … Continue reading
On Saturday, Oct. 4, the Waynesburg Women’s team took down Carlow. The ladies have already claimed six wins this season, a feat they haven’t done since 2014. “These girls have accomplished a lot this year and I am super proud of them,” associate athletic director and tennis coach Randy Pettit said. “They set some team … Continue reading
Fall is upon us, and so is everything pumpkin spice. It seems like every fall, we are given more and more pumpkin spice products, but is it too much? If you’re a sane person, it’s a yes. Unfortunately, we live in a world where individuals are into the newest Starbucks drink, the newest donut flavor, … Continue reading
As of Aug. 18, Melinda Walls is the new Waynesburg University Provost. Walls previously served as the Interim Provost for the 2024-2025 school year. “She stepped in and has really provided excellent leadership and has strong support from a number of segments in the University’s community,” Waynesburg University President Douglas G. Lee said. “We’ve got … Continue reading
The Waynesburg University Yellow Jackets defeated Bethany 3-1 in match play at the Greene County Country Club on Monday, April 14. Junior Matt Karpeal finished the day in second place out of 14 players. He ended the day with 74 strokes across 18 holes. “Lots of practice and preparation is necessary to play well in … Continue reading
Waynesburg University was represented by Dr. Lauren Werner and Tyler Breninghouse at the ACRES Conference held on April 4, in Virginia Beach, Virginia. The American Council on Rural Special Education, or ACRES, was founded in 1981 by a group of people who wanted to face the unique challenges of rural students and individuals needing special … Continue reading
