The Chamber Works band, composed of students from a variety of majors both in and outside of the Fine Arts Department, is performing its first concert of the year Oct. 5 at noon in the Marsh Center. Chamber Works, which is overseen by Director of the Music Program Dr. Rhonda DePriest, has 10 small ensembles … Continue reading
During the week leading up to and including Homecoming weekend, the Student Activities Board (SAB) is hosting a variety of events for students, faculty and alumni to gather and celebrate Waynesburg from Sept. 25 through to Sept. 30. Pat Bristor, associate dean of students and head of SAB, helped arrange each of the activities that are taking place throughout the week. Kyla Wolper, junior electronic media … Continue reading
As the sun began to set Friday, Sept. 8, students gathered in the Goodwin Performing Arts Center as the Student Activities Board showed the summer’s top-grossing movie; “Wonder Woman.” Sadie Breon, a junior psychology major, is the chairperson of novelty and showtime for SAB and carefully selected the film to be presented. “Wonder Woman,” which … Continue reading
On Sunday, April 9, 145 students gathered within their Relay for Life teams in Johnson Commons to fundraise $11,495.01 for different causes to help fight cancer. The day, which was largely organized by faculty advisor for Colleges Against Cancer Kelley Hardie, was attended by faculty, students who didn’t participate on teams and community members. The … Continue reading
Bowlby Public library will be hosting a “Genealogy workshop” for four consecutive Thursdays from 5:30-6:30 p.m. This event will occur on April 6. Each of the four classes, which are taught by junior psychology major Sydney Shultz, will hold a different focus. The first class will be an introduction to genealogy research and will provide … Continue reading
As a bright spring day darkens into night, Lauren Bailey leaves her dorm in Ray Hall, switches the magnet on her door to indicate her destination, and quickly makes the short walk down to the Chapel. “It is always peaceful walking to the service,” said Bailey, a junior psychology major with minors in counseling and … Continue reading
