If there’s one thing I love to have an opinion on, it’s literature. I’ve read a lot of books over the years, but unfortunately, that isn’t common anymore. With the world flying towards a digital age, books have been left behind in a sense. Don’t misunderstand, books will always be available, but their age of … Continue reading
Over the weekend, three Waynesburg University students were injured at a mass shooting in Indiana, PA. As of this afternoon, the Pennsylvania State Police are still investigating the shooting, and there are no suspects in custody. They are asking for any information that may help in the investigation and track down the suspects. Additionally, the … Continue reading
On Thursday, Sept. 28, former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Charlie Batch visited Waynesburg University to give a speech as part of the Rosetta Kormuth DeVito Lecture Series. Batch shared his three rules for success: “Be Ready, Be Resilient, and Be the Pro.” Each point was accompanied by a relevant story from his own experiences, such as … Continue reading
Every new academic year at Waynesburg University brings new students. Whether the students come in as freshmen or transfer over from another school, they all share one trait: they are new to campus. That level of unfamiliarity often leads to those students feeling lost at the beginning of their time at Waynesburg. If that applies … Continue reading
The first annual Furry Friends 5K was held at Waynesburg University on April 2. The race was open to people who chose to run with pets, along with people who did not. The event was organized by Waynesburg University seniors Karlee Anderson, Megan Wilson, Makalia Morrell and sophomore Kaitlin Leadbitter on behalf of the Humane … Continue reading
Pennsylvania State Representative Donald “Bud” Cook hosted a grant seminar on Tuesday, March 14 in the EQT Rec Center. The purpose of the event was to secure funding from the commonwealth for several projects. “We can build the broadband, we can build the marketing, we can build the access to all that stuff,” Cook said. … Continue reading
An integrated marketing class at Waynesburg University will be hosting the “Dodge for a Difference” charity event April 20 in conjunction with the Best of the Batch Foundation to help children in need. This event acts as a project in Dr. Alexander Regina’s integrated marketing class. Last year’s “Fisch for a Cure” charity event also … Continue reading
The Greene County Historical Society was recently featured in an episode of the paranormal show “Kindred Spirits” that aired on Jan. 20. Kindred Spirits is a television show starring Amy Bruni and Adam Berry as they take on “emotional and terrifying cases” to help distraught families according to Travel Channel’s website, www.travelchannel.com. One of its … Continue reading
On Saturday, Nov. 19, the Bowlby Library hosted its 6th annual 5K Turkey Trot event to help fundraise for the library. People of all ages were invited to participate in the festivities. Children, teenagers and adults could all be seen in the different races, and refreshments were provided to all. Though, this year, there was … Continue reading
This Friday, Nov. 18, will mark the end of the Waynesburg University Department of Fine Art’s exhibition of artist Katherine Volpe’s work. The exhibition began on Oct. 24, and the students attending had a positive reaction. “At the opening reception, many of them spent a lot of time speaking with Katherine and examining her work,” … Continue reading
