On Thursday, March 23, on the second floor of Stover Center in the Student Organization Room, Waynesburg University’s Peer Educators (Peer Ed) hosted “Lost Within The Trees,” an event designed to promote the benefits of spending time outdoors. Some features of the event included a tent, a hammock, a list of hiking destinations in Waynesburg … Continue reading
As most senior and junior students can recall, Janice Clutter was a long-time employee of Waynesburg University, often times seen swiping cards at Benedum Dining Hall during the dinner and lunch hours. Clutter, soft spoken and genuine, left the university in 2013 due to a job opening closer to her home. “I loved my job … Continue reading
Ninety-nine of Waynesburg University’s supporters will be on campus April 1 for the President’s Donor and Scholarship Recognition Dinner that will take place in Alumni Hall. For the Waynesburg administration, it’s a way of saying ‘thank you’ to those who have heavily invested in the university, according to Heidi Szuminksy, vice president for Institutional Advancement … Continue reading
Waynesburg University’s Department of Information Technology Services (ITS) began testing a new Wi-Fi network with residents of Willison Hall this week. While campus community and academic buildings are currently equipped with wireless internet, residence halls have, until now, lacked university-provided Wi-Fi. The test in Willison is a precursor to rolling out the new wireless network … Continue reading
Waynesburg University will be holding its 11th annual Mini Relay For Life on April 9 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. in Johnson Commons. This year’s theme, “Kicking Cancer off the Board,” involves student-led clubs and organizations incorporating a gaming aspect into their displays or booths. According to Kelley Hardie, assistant dean of students, the … Continue reading
As a bright spring day darkens into night, Lauren Bailey leaves her dorm in Ray Hall, switches the magnet on her door to indicate her destination, and quickly makes the short walk down to the Chapel. “It is always peaceful walking to the service,” said Bailey, a junior psychology major with minors in counseling and … Continue reading
The Waynesburg University Student Activities Board (SAB) will be hosting the first Coffeehouse of April when it hosts Beth//James April 6. Beth//James is a duo from Austin, Texas, that consists of singer-songwriters Mikaela Beth Kahn and Jordan James Burchill – the name of the duo came from the combination of their middle names. According to … Continue reading
The Student Activities Board (SAB) Wing Night was held Wednesday, March 22, and had a music duo from Buffalo, New York play for the students. The Doyle Brothers, who have been around music their entire lives, performed their spin on some popular songs as well as took requests from the audience. “We started doing this … Continue reading
The Stover Scholars took their annual trip to Washington, D.C., from March 23-24, meeting with prominent figures in government, business, politics and other professions. After arriving back on campus, many of the Stover Scholars impacted Waynesburg University by talking to their friends and others at the university about what they learned, the interesting places they … Continue reading
From Northumbria University, MacGregor has seen more than just the nation of England while studying abroad. The week of March 14, MacGregor ventured out to see Iceland, leaving footprints behind. “Iceland is quite honestly a completely different environment from England,” said MacGregor. “After being in England for a few months, I have gotten quite comfortable … Continue reading
