Over the summer, two Waynesburg University students in the Department of Communication received Telly Awards for their work and involvement in the university’s student-run television station, Waynesburg University Community Television (WCTV). Those students are senior Megan Barry, a senior sports media major, and William Wilson, a senior electronic media major. Barry’s Telly Award was earned … Continue reading
Waynesburg University has approached the end of their first week of classes for the 2024-2025 school year, and the first steps on the journey of the class of 2028 have begun. Despite such a short time on campus for the freshman class, they have seemingly already made an impression on two of the more recognizable … Continue reading
Changes are coming to the Waynesburg University Department of English and Foreign Languages for the 2024-2025 school year in the wake of revisions to the general education curriculum. University Provost, Dana Cook Baer, said that the changes to the general education curriculum have been in the planning stage for about seven years among committee meetings, … Continue reading
Waynesburg University intramural sports have a new look this school year. For those who are not competing in a varsity collegiate sport, intramurals are a way for former athletes to stay active if they no longer have the chance to play collegiately. As for current athletes, it offers them an opportunity to stay in shape … Continue reading
Sadie Mink’s senior year of high school was cut short due to the beginning of the COVID pandemic. So when she was already behind the eight-ball in the college admissions process, Waynesburg wasn’t necessarily on her radar. But thanks to a friend at church, Mink ended up at Waynesburg University in the fall of 2020. … Continue reading
Waynesburg University’s RN-to-BSN [Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing] program has been ranked as the best in the state of Pennsylvania for 2024 by Registerednursing.org. When speaking about the ranking, the website stated, “Tailored for working nurses, the program combines flexibility with academic rigor, preparing students for leadership roles in nursing. With experienced … Continue reading
Like hundreds of others in May, Mia Baranowski will be walking to receive her college degree, and her time as an undergraduate at Waynesburg University will come to a close. Considering that Baranowski’s journey began nowhere near the world of chemistry and forensic investigation, it raises the question of what caused such a sudden change. … Continue reading
Elaina King-Bryce, a senior environmental studies major at Waynesburg University, will walk the graduation stage this upcoming May. From Bethel Park, she was intrigued by the University’s Marine Biology program, a passion she had from a young age. When she was young, she started learning a lot about the environment and the lack of protection … Continue reading
The Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP) has accredited Waynesburg University’s online counseling program. “Our in-person masters of arts and counseling program and Ph.D. program has been accredited for years,” Director of the Graduate Counseling Programs Dr. Devon Bowser said. “We had to show them that we’re meeting high standards for … Continue reading
Benjamin White, a senior Biomedical Science major and member of the Waynesburg University soccer team, has left a lasting impression on the Waynesburg University campus among his teachers and teammates. White came in as a freshman during the height of COVID-19, making it hard for him to find community at first due to everyone separated … Continue reading
