The 2023 Greene County Chamber of Commerce’s Distinguished Service Award was awarded to Waynesburg University’s President Douglas G. Lee. According to the Greene County Chamber website, the award was created in 1988, and has been given out yearly ever since. The award is based on several aspects, which according to the website are “contribution to … Continue reading
Waynesburg University’s “Muse & Stone” literary magazine is accepting submissions for the upcoming 2024 issue until Friday, Feb. 16. Students can submit their own artwork, from painting to photos, as well as both fiction and nonfiction writings for this student media project, which is published each spring. “We focus on supporting and encouraging writers and artists … Continue reading
As the spring semester begins, the Student Activities Board starts off the year in full force, as multiple events have already been planned and with that, a new idea to promote attendance has arisen. Starting at this semester’s ‘welcome-back bingo,’ members of the SAB staff handed out incentive cards. It was explained that any … Continue reading
Waynesburg University alumna Cassy Dorsch, director of the eHIVE and Nest, is seeing the results of planning and effort that includes the anticipated grand opening Feb. 16 of the new Makerspace. Before Dorsch came into the position of director of the eHIVE, she held the role of Program Coordinator for Entrepreneurial Leadership, contributing to the … Continue reading
On Feb. 12, the Waynesburg University Pathway Center is holding a Free Professional’s Day for all students on campus. The event will be held at the Stover Campus Center. Director for the Pathways Center, Sarah Bell, gave a more detailed description of the event. “The Pathways Center is collaborating with Purpose & Leadership Academy to … Continue reading
Starting Wednesday, March 20, the Waynesburg University Department of Fine Arts will present the musical, ‘Blood Brothers,’ as the director and cast take the audience on a roller coaster of emotions through the lives of long-lost brothers. There are many people involved to make a production like this go on, from the actors to the … Continue reading
With the 2024 spring semester kicking into gear at Waynesburg University, the campus ministry staff and student leaders have been planning and preparing for the campus chapel services. University Chaplin Josh Sumpter said that one of his biggest goals in planning for the semester is “…to make sure that students are exposed to as many … Continue reading
The Paul R. Stewart Museum located in Miller Hall is actively under renovation as part of a process to keep improving the exhibits. Rea Redd, a graduate of Waynesburg College in 1974 and current director of the museum, highlighted one of the major additions. “We found a way through the Library of Congress on how … Continue reading
The Waynesburg University Department of Communication enters the spring semester having to make decisions for next season regarding some of the positions in student media. The positions that are up for grabs for next semester are the Yellow Jacket executive editor, WCYJ-FM general manager (GM), & WCTV general manager. As of right now, the positions … Continue reading
Waynesburg University is home to one of the few schools in the nation that have a Bonner program. This past Friday, Jan. 26, the bonner scholars had their yearly spring retreat. “The spring one depends on what the weather is going to be like,” Assistant Dean of Student Development Adrienne Tharp said. “If I knew … Continue reading
