Video courtesy of WCTV, Madison Strunk Screams, footsteps and crashing objects are just a few of the frequent experiences that have spooked the staff at The Greene County Historical Society. Not to mention, the shirts that have been tugged on, apparitions that have been sighted and the various “gifts” left behind by spirits of those … Continue reading
Greene County United Way is hosting their first Mystery Road Rally in partnership with Greene County Tourism. “We’re all looking for ways to do something fun and get people out of their homes and feeling connected,” said MaChal Forbes, executive director of Greene County United Way. The three to four-hour drive, complete with destination clues, … Continue reading
Andrew Heisey, chair of the fine arts department is turning visions into reality with his new 3D printers and prototyping class. After two years of experimenting with ideas and finding materials for affordable prices, Heisey was able to place the 3D printer into the hands of students this semester. “The idea of 3D printing is … Continue reading
I blinked, and what started as a hobby became something I was making money for. You have hobbies, whether they are painting, photography, music, sports, writing, crafting elaborate caffeinated beverages, or making TikToks. What is that one thing that you have the capacity to uniquely provide to the world? For me, that thing has been … Continue reading
Video courtesy of Madison Strunk, WCTV The new and improved Beehive greeted students this fall with flexible meal plan options, a 24-hour convenience store and an upgraded Starbucks menu. “The team worked so, so hard,” Shari Payne, vice president of enrollment who oversees food service facilities, said. “As you know, we were working up to … Continue reading
Teagan Jenner, December graduate of Waynesburg University who majored in mathematics with minors in computer science and financial mathematics is considered a genius by her professors and teammates, both in the classroom and on the soccer field . “I had Teagan in four computer science classes,” Dr. Elizabeth Wang, professor of computer sciences, said. “Teagan … Continue reading
Daniel Peart, senior computer science major with a minor in mathematics, was drawn to Waynesburg University by the kind and welcoming atmosphere, which he said has held true throughout his four years at Waynesburg University. His professors said that same kindness shines through him. “Dan is a kind person with a gentle spirit who is … Continue reading
If you entered Waynesburg west-bound on High Street, you were probably greeted on the left by an excavator atop a giant mound of dirt and debris. Three buildings were recently demolished in hopes of building a new parking lot for St. Ann’s Catholic Church. “I think it beautifies the entrance into Waynesburg,” said Rev. Albin … Continue reading
Admitted students day this weekend occured Saturday, Feb. 22. It had campus a buzz with potential freshman becoming acquainted with campus life and competing for scholarships. One of these scholarships, the Bonner Scholarship, brought in 35 applicants Saturday to interview for a chance to receive one of 15 spots. “This weekend provides such an exciting … Continue reading
A popular campus event of the past several years is making a bigger and better comeback. WU Go Girl is an event sponsored by Residence Life taking place Wednesday, Feb. 19 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on the third floor of Stover. Last year, approximately 50-75 women attended the program. “It has historically been … Continue reading
