Dr. William Batchelder, associate professor of history at Waynesburg University, recently published an essay titled, ‘Dune: The Perfect Deathwork.’ Batchelder worked with ‘Modern Age’ to release this debut piece essay. Batchelder elaborated on the work of social theorist Philip Rieff, who he attributes as major inspiration for his most recent work and his passion for … Continue reading
Over the summer, two Waynesburg University alumni, Dakota Romantino and Joel Zellem, won the American Arena League 2 Championship that took place in Wheeling, West Virginia. Romantino and Zellem’s team, the Wheeling Miners, defeated the Peach State Cats by a score of 61-14. No less than one year ago, Romantino and Zellem were making plays … Continue reading
Three Waynesburg University students will face preliminary court hearing on Sept. 25, pertaining to an incident that occurred in Martin Hall on Sunday, Sept. 8. Ja Shawn Jordan Wyckoff, Omari Lateef Scott and Deon Keith Windham have all been formally charged for the assault of a Waynesburg University student. According to court documents filed with … Continue reading
As the fall semester opens, new additions will be making their way to the Department of Criminal Justice. Department Chair and Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice, Dr. Kenneth Cairns, spoke about these changes and the impact they will have. “We’ve actually hired two new full-time faculty members, both who are retired special agents for the … Continue reading
Waynesburg University’s first service fair of the year was held in Johnson Commons on Thursday, Sept. 5, in order for students to reach out and find service opportunities in the community. Organizations from all around the Waynesburg and Pittsburgh area set up tables from 11 am to 1 pm to speak with those who were … Continue reading
Here at Waynesburg University, many changes are coming underway, and the Pathways Center is one entity being impacted by such change.So far, the Center did not have a designated spot on campus, as there were multiple areas in which the Center offered its services. By the start of the spring semester however, the Pathways Center … Continue reading
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
