Waynesburg University was represented by Dr. Lauren Werner and Tyler Breninghouse at the ACRES Conference held on April 4, in Virginia Beach, Virginia. The American Council on Rural Special Education, or ACRES, was founded in 1981 by a group of people who wanted to face the unique challenges of rural students and individuals needing special … Continue reading
Bull riding keeps viewers on the edge of their seats, building anticipation while being one of the most intense sports practiced worldwide. On April 25, the Greene County Fairgrounds, located at 107 Fairgrounds Rd., will host extreme bull riding and barrel racing events. Waynesburg University’s Commuter Club and Student Activities Board (SAB) have teamed up … Continue reading
“All grown-ups were once children… but only few of them remember it.” Antoine de Saint- Exupéry, “The Little Prince.” Kaitlin Leadbitter, a senior art major and digital design minor at Waynesburg University, is wrapping up her final semester with her senior art exhibit in the Benedum Fine Art Gallery. Friday, April 4, is the final … Continue reading
April 8, in Wheeling, W.Va. at Wesbanco Arena, Waynesburg University travels south to watch the Harlem Globetrotters as the team is on its 2025 world tour. The Globetrotters bring a balance of comedy and entertainment to the sports world and for $20, Waynesburg students have a chance to witness four-point shots and a presentation of … Continue reading
From March 14-21, Waynesburg University hosted its annual Orange Week. Students, faculty and staff had the opportunity to raise money for their departments,clubs and organizations throughout the week. Director of Development and Alumni Relations David Floyd shared his thoughts on how this years Charter Day experience has been from any other, saying, “We were pretty … Continue reading
Spring is settling in for Greene County residents and in particular, Waynesburg University students. Students aren’t the only creatures on campus though; besides the abundance of squirrels, birds are returning to their usual chirping in Waynesburg. One of the most notable bird experts in the area can be found at the Ralph K. Bell Bird … Continue reading
Although performances are underway for the Waynesburg University Players, it is not too late to attend, “The Lightning Thief: A Percy Jackson Musical.” According to cast member Rachel Little, a senior digital design major and marketing minor, the musical, which opened on Wednesday, March 19, will run until Saturday, March 22. Performances begin at 7:30 … Continue reading
For the past three years, Waynesburg University’s Department of Biology, Environmental Science and Health Science marine biology program has provided students with the opportunity to study marine pollution firsthand through immersive trips to the Florida coast. These trips, designed to raise awareness about the devastating effects of pollution—particularly plastic waste—on marine ecosystems, offer students a … Continue reading
A year ago, the Union Latino club was founded during the spring semester by students at Waynesburg University looking for a sense of community. Where is the club now? According to the Student Club and Organization List, the group is described as, “A community and safe space for Latinos, Hispanics and all students, where we … Continue reading
Coming up on Tuesday, March 18, Waynesburg University and the Department of Communication are hosting students to compete for the Department of Communication Scholarship. Department of Communication Chair and Assistant Professor of Communication, Richard Krause said this is a great opportunity for students financially, but it will not be a regular experience for incoming students. … Continue reading
