Until the end of February, students can take themselves on a blind date with a book of their choosing. The Eberly Library, in collaboration with the book club on campus curated a display not only for Valentine’s Day, but the month of February. Previously the library staff and book club teamed up for their banned … Continue reading
Coming up for the Greene County community is the Brew Blitz. On Feb. 21, five locally owned small businesses will be collaborating for one day. The event is sponsored by two other locally owned businesses, J.Lynn Designs and Hilltop Packs. Ben McMillen, owner of Hilltop Packs, one of the sponsors, said that there has been … Continue reading
The Eberly Library offers a multitude of services to students, including the Pathways Center. Most importantly, the library is a quiet, distraction-free space for students to study or complete their homework. For what it offers, there are still locations that aren’t utilized enough. Jill Peth, librarian for the Eberly Library, said that the b.f. Maiz … Continue reading
The Waynesburg University Women’s Tennis team, who was coming off a win against Ursuline college, secured another win yesterday, Sept. 30 against Thiel College, 6-1, snapping their 5-year Presidents’ Athletic Conference losing streak. “Winning two matches in a row really builds our team’s confidence. We knew coming into tonight’s match that it would be a … Continue reading
Spoiler warning: stop reading if you haven’t finished “The Summer I Turned Pretty” or do not want any spoilers. After roughly four years and three seasons, our girl Belly finally got Connie baby. There was a lot of controversy along the way, between the WAG and SAG-AFTRA strikes, harassment and bullying from fans. The largest … Continue reading
As a child from a family of educators, I recognize how important the Department of Education is and how detrimental it can be if it is diminished. The first question that comes to my mind when I think about the possibility of the Department of Education being diminished is how can this happen so easily, … Continue reading
On Wednesday, Jan. 22, the Bowlby Library hosted Pamela and Kent Marisa, the owners of the Denny House, for a presentation about the House. The Bowlby Library frequently hosts community events such as bingo, movie nights and other clubs for community members to participate in. However, this event was a way to provide a history … Continue reading
With TikTok’s impending closure, the effects on users leave them wondering how this ban will affect them, and what comes next. According to an article on cnn.com titled, “TikTok shuts down in the United States hours ahead of a ban” written by Aaron Pellish and Brian Stelter, and published on Jan. 19, 2025 TikTok, owned … Continue reading
According to several press releases made by networks such as yahoo.com, beginning on Dec. 9, employees at Charleroi’s glass-making plant will be laid off. According to glass-international.com, Anchor Hocking, the current maker of Corelle, Pyrex and CorningWare, filed a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) on Oct. 11. Some management personnel at the plant were … Continue reading
Greene County tourists interested in industrial history have this weekend and a few more chances to visit the W.A. Young & Sons Foundry and Machine Shop before the site closes for the season. Rivers of Steel has been operating since 1988. According to Rivers or Steel’s website, when it was first created, a group of … Continue reading
