On Tuesday evening, Waynesburg University provided its students with a chance to come out to socialize and share interests in coffee and painting with other members of campus. The Bisque & Brew event was held at the Beehive on Tuesday at 4 p.m., where students had the chance to paint small ceramic sculptures and grab … Continue reading
During the 2023 summer break Waynesburg University announced multiple changes to their residence life staff, including the addition of two new staff members, Hunter Davis and Lydia Self. Lydia Self, the new resident director of Burns Hall, joined the team when previous Resident Director of Burns Hall, Heidi Dziak, accepted the new position as Director … Continue reading
August 28 kicked off the start of the 2023-2024 school year at Waynesburg University, with the class of 2027 comprised of nearly 400 students. The freshmen are coming from all corners of the country such as Arizona, California, Texas and Hawaii, according to a press release on the university’s website. Despite plenty going on for … Continue reading
Excellence comes with a drive to work hard and a curiosity to know more. According to Dr. William Batchelder, associate professor of history and director of the honors program, as well as Dr. Karen Fischer Younger, chairperson for the humanities department and associate professor of history, one graduating history major has been the perfect example … Continue reading
This Thursday, April 20, Waynesburg University’s International Justice Mission club will be hosting a silent art auction from 4:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in room 302 on the third floor of the Stover Center. The club aims to spread awareness and fundraise support that will be sent directly to the IJM organization. “The International Justice … Continue reading
Waynesburg University’s Wind Ensemble, directed by Jeremy Olisar, continues rehearsals for their second Chamber Works Concert that will take place on April 13 in the Marsh Center beneath Roberts Chapel. Wind Ensemble differs from regular Symphonic Band in that there is normally only one instrument on each part, which helps to challenge a student’s performance. … Continue reading
Over the course of Spring Break, Waynesburg University students were given the opportunity to serve in a variety of communities. Students were given the option to serve with a team on one of four trips. Below is a brief recap of each trip: Gettysburg National Military Park (Gettysburg, Pennsylvania) From March 3 to March 11, … Continue reading
The first annual Furry Friends 5K was held at Waynesburg University on April 2. The race was open to people who chose to run with pets, along with people who did not. The event was organized by Waynesburg University seniors Karlee Anderson, Megan Wilson, Makalia Morrell and sophomore Kaitlin Leadbitter on behalf of the Humane … Continue reading
Sunlight poured through the large window and filled the room with bright light, bouncing off the crystals that line the windowsill. The room was saturated with the strong smell of sage and sat casually on her couch dressed in a blue shirt and sporting matching blue eyeliner, senior nursing major Danika Reed said that blue … Continue reading
Becky Shank, a senior psychology major, visited Waynesburg University for an overnight stay during her senior year of high school. She stayed with “some really awesome godly students” who showed her what the community at the university was like. “It just felt very homey compared to all the other colleges I was visiting,” Shank said. … Continue reading
