If you’re seeing new faces in your residence halls this semester, it could be because of a incident that occurred in Martin Hall over the break. Record cold temperatures caused pipes to burst, leaving behind water damage and causing some students to have to change halls. Dec. 24 brought bitterly cold temperatures of negative two … Continue reading
As February approaches, the Waynesburg campus community is invited to participate in a slew of events, including panel discussions, cultural dinners, lectures, and more. With efforts spearheaded by Dr. Cornelius Coleman, assistant provost for undergraduate learning experiences and head football coach. The monthlong celebration will highlight Black history, culture, and perseverance. “I feel as though … Continue reading
Waynesburg University is hosting a career fair for students of all majors on Feb 22. The event will begin at 10:30 a.m. and conclude at 1 p.m. According to Melinda Rush, administrative assistant for the Pathways Center, there are currently 30 employers registered for the event. “We are aiming to have between 40 and 50 … Continue reading
On Wednesday, Nov. 9, Waynesburg University’s Veteran and Military Student Services and Initiatives program hosted a, “Building on Community,” group for Veteran and Military affiliated students. With this group, Charles Stoddard, assistant director of the veteran and military student services and initiatives, and Dr. Michelle Steimer, director of the veteran and military student services and … Continue reading
Before it had started, one student had no idea what they were in for whenever they had hopped into the school van. They were told they were traveling to the Promise Camp & Retreat Center in Clinton, Pennsylvania. What they would learn that weekend would help form themselves into someone new, someone who was passionate … Continue reading
There are three constants in Waynesburg University coffeehouses: Coffee, cookies, and Nelly’s Echo playing at least once a year. The Nigerian-born artist from Baltimore performed Wednesday night in the BeeHive on the second floor of Stover for a coffeehouse hosted by the Student Activities Board. “I’ve performed here almost every year for the past six … Continue reading
Waynesburg University held an overnight visitation day on Nov. 13 for incoming and prospective students. Admissions Councilor Sophia Hicks expressed how well the event went. “The event was very successful! We had 13 students attend and part of planning an event includes creating and evaluating surveys. We got positive results from how kind the host … Continue reading
Waynesburg University is expanding its Doctoral Counseling Program with an upcoming clinic, as well as other possibilities in the near future. Dr. Andrew Nocita, who has been with Waynesburg University since 2007, accepting a position of working in a private practice psychotherapy group at the Pittsburgh Southpointe location, outlined the details of the expansion. “We … Continue reading
A new special topics class is on the horizon at Waynesburg University. The class is called Women in Film and is going to be offered for the first time during the 2023 spring semester. The class will be taught simultaneously by Dr. Cory Goehring, associate professor of English, and Dr. Jamie Dessart, professor of English. … Continue reading
This Friday, Nov. 18, will mark the end of the Waynesburg University Department of Fine Art’s exhibition of artist Katherine Volpe’s work. The exhibition began on Oct. 24, and the students attending had a positive reaction. “At the opening reception, many of them spent a lot of time speaking with Katherine and examining her work,” … Continue reading
