Senior Addy Knetzer’s transformation on the women’s basketball team has been nothing short of remarkable; just ask head coach Sam Jones. “Addy is one of my favorite kind of stories because if you were to look at her freshmen year and then tell me her ending stats for her career, I would have laughed in … Continue reading
Residents and university students in the town of Waynesburg eagerly awaited the renovations of the Sheetz in the center of town to be completed at the end of last year. Franklin Township is now soon to be the recipient of a second Sheetz location, with this one being located on the other side of Interstate … Continue reading
Multiple departments on the campus of Waynesburg University are currently going through the lengthy process of changing or updating curricula. Such changes can be small or large in scale; however, plenty of work goes into ensuring the changes are appropriate for the university while also benefitting students. “It may be a single course or it may … Continue reading
The month of March was Problem Gambling Awareness Month. The title was created in hopes of creating more public awareness on the topic, as well as spreading the word on the available treatment and recovery services. Gambling can become easily addictive, interfering with a person’s everyday life. A problem gambler lets gambling get in the … Continue reading
After six years, Russ Schneider is leaving Waynesburg University to continue his career with an exciting new job opportunity on the opposite side of Pennsylvania. Schneider has accepted a position with Cairn University, formerly Philadelphia Biblical University, a small bible school outside of Philadelphia. He will become the new Director of Community Life, a job … Continue reading
The United States is currently in the midst of one of the most dangerous and widespread flu seasons in recent memory, as the most dominant strain spanned across the entire country earlier in the year than usual. According to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website, there have been more than 85,000 documented cases of the … Continue reading
The defending Presidents’ Athletic Conference champions for indoor track & field had one final tune up this past weekend before gearing up for the PAC Championships Thursday, Feb. 22. The Waynesburg University women’s track & field team traveled to Kenyon College and tied for third in the meet in scoring, and more importantly beat out … Continue reading
In years past, Waynesburg University had held its annual Assessment Day on a set day in February for students of all majors to take surveys or tests and participate in any additional activities for the students’ major. Traditionally, each department organizes the day differently. The decision was made last year to change Assessment Day to … Continue reading
Ever since at least early high school, T.J. DeNofrio, a sophomore pre-law major and political science minor, has been active and interested in politics. In a country that continues to drift further and further nationally from meaningful discussion on important topics, DeNofrio remains level headed about the outstanding effect politics can truly create. “I’m pretty … Continue reading
Assistant Director of Student Services Ryan Smith continued the trend last fall of Waynesburg University students being hired to work for the school. After getting a Bachelor’s of Arts in International Studies in 2015, and a Master’s of Business Administration at Southepointe as well, Smith came back to Waynesburg’s main campus to work where he felt comfortable. Not only was … Continue reading
