On Thursday, Jan. 29, Waynesburg University alumni, staff and students attended a Pittsburgh Penguins game as part of the franchise’s ‘College Series’ at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Waynesburg University Alumni Relations Office partnered with the Student Activity Board to bring this event to current students. “Around 120 Waynesburg alumni, staff and friends … Continue reading
The Eberly Library offers a multitude of services to students, including the Pathways Center. Most importantly, the library is a quiet, distraction-free space for students to study or complete their homework. For what it offers, there are still locations that aren’t utilized enough. Jill Peth, librarian for the Eberly Library, said that the b.f. Maiz … Continue reading
The History Club at Waynesburg University is set for the 2026 spring semester, but now has a new leader. Michael McCready, a junior public/applied history major, was named the new President of the History Club and will be the frontman for the club and all their success heading into the foreseeable future. McCready served as … Continue reading
Waynesburg Community Television (WCTV) announced the hirings of three new producers to their staff for the beginning of the spring semester. Sophomores Sara Clegg and Brady Donovan alongside freshman Stone Manges have been hired to be producers for WCTV. “One thing the Department of Communication has done well is that when you work hard, when … Continue reading
Last week, a water leak in Thayer Hall led to ceiling damage in the men’s bathroom on the second floor, prompting a quick response from Residence Life and Facilities staff to address the issue. According to Thayer Hall Resident Director Vincent Wise, the issue was first reported at approximately 5:09 p.m. on Jan. 29, when … Continue reading
“Chapel is the central expression of Waynesburg University,” chaplain Anthony Jarrell said. Every Tuesday at 1 p.m. in Roberts Chapel, a service is held for students and faculty to attend. It is a time when classes take a break and allow students to gather with one another to breathe and reflect. Jarrell highlighted the benefits of … Continue reading
Out with the old, and in with the new. After 63 years as a dormitory, Ray Hall no longer exists as Waynesburg University looks to build a new residence hall on campus for students in the near future. “There’s an emotional attachment to this building for me,” Waynesburg University President Douglas G. Lee said. “I … Continue reading
On Tuesday, Waynesburg University students, faculty, and community members gathered in Roberts Chapel for a Martin Luther King Jr. Day Convocation that reflected on Dr. King’s life and faith. The ceremony featured remarks from Professor Ezekiel Olagoke, who spoke about Dr. King’s legacy and its importance in our world today. “When the president asked me … Continue reading
Waynesburg University’s Student Activities Board (SAB) and Business Department are sponsoring the Money Matters Life Skills Series for 2026. All of the lectures will be held on Mondays at noon, beginning on Jan. 26 and ending on March 16. The series will include a variety of topics ranging from banking, employee benefits and student loans. … Continue reading
Larry Wilson is ready to hit the ground running at Waynesburg University as the new head coach of the football team. In order to do so, he needs your help. One of the things that Wilson stressed the most was getting the support from students. “Hopefully we can get the student support,” Wilson said. “I’d love … Continue reading
