As stated in the 1968 film, “Oliver,” “Food, glorious food! People are anxious to try it.” We all love food, but the real question is what is your favorite cuisine? According to britannica.com, a cuisine is a style of cooking characterized by distinctive ingredients, techniques and dishes, and usually associated with a specific culture or … Continue reading
As the MLB postseason nears, there are a couple storylines that have the baseball world eager to see the end of the season. The battle for the final spot on the National League wild card picture between the Braves and the Mets heats up along with Shohei Ohtani’s quest to be the first player to … Continue reading
The growing Presidents’ Athletic Conference is adding another program to the soon to be 12-team conference. The Hiram College Terriers will be returning to the PAC full-time in the 2025-26 season. Hiram will be returning full-time for the first time since 1989. It is worth noting that the announcement is coming a year after Hiram … Continue reading
On Monday, April 8, Waynesburg University’s Department of Communication finally had the opportunity to host this year’s Scholarship Day, which was pushed back from March 18 due to Charter Day festivities. Scholarship Day is where high school seniors will get an opportunity to come to Waynesburg University to possibly earn an academic scholarship from the … Continue reading
The Waynesburg University softball team split the doubleheader against Grove City on Thursday with game one finishing 1-0 and game two 5-2. Waynesburg entered Thursday’s doubleheader against the Wolverines losing seven of their last ten games. It was a special doubleheader as both teams had the honor to play for Suicide Awareness. The first … Continue reading
Waynesburg, PA – Since the beginning of April, rain storms have made their presence well-known to Waynesburg and have been a big part of all the spring sports rescheduling. One day, it rained so badly that the field at Wiley Stadium was flooded with water. “The creek behind the stadium overflowed onto the turf,” Director … Continue reading
The Relay for Life event is returning this Friday, April 12, for a four-hour event. It scheduled to take place at Waynesburg University from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. “Adrienne Tharp and I last year started to bring it back as an abbreviated relay,” said Assistant Dean of Students Pat Bristor. “The American Cancer Society … Continue reading
A new organization in the region aims to help Southwestern Pennsylvania communities like Greene County pursue federal funding for a variety of purposes. The organization that is making this happen is the SWPA Municipal Project Hub run by Sharpsburg Mayor Brittany Reno. According to Reno, the Hub is a grassroots organization with a full-time staff … Continue reading
Writing or Typing? What is the best way for a student to remember certain content? Could there be an argument for both being equally good for students to retain content? In this day in age, technology has been the chosen tool for students to do most of their homework, projects, quizzes, and exams. However, before … Continue reading
The Waynesburg University Department of Communication welcomed a new staff member in the Fall semester to strive for greatness for Design majors. Professor Lisa Rasmussen, who was a part-time instructor in the Department of Fine Arts since 2016, has now become a full-time instructor teaching for both the Departments of Fine Arts and Communication on … Continue reading
