Opening at 7:30 p.m. today and continuing through Saturday, March 28, the Waynesburg University Department of Fine Arts will present the 2026 spring musical: “Godspell.” Tickets are $3 per student, faculty or staff and $5 per general admission. The production will take place at the Waynesburg University Goodwin Performing Arts Center. When he first began … Continue reading
This month marks the beginning of the Waynesburg University’s Student Senate elections. In an email sent to all students on March 17, Student Senate President Olivia Toth said she strongly encourages students “to apply and take this opportunity to make a difference.” To be eligible, all applicants must be in good academic standing with completed submissions delivered … Continue reading
Waynesburg University’s Pathways Center has been hosting an event throughout the spring semester. Since this past January, the Pathways Center has hosted a Weekly Professional Showcase Series on the first floor of Stover Hall. “This weekly series is great for students, and it allows the students to meet and converse and connect with professionals in … Continue reading
Since coming back from spring break, Waynesburg University chapel reintroduced the Testimony Tuesday segment. This week’s service on March 24, at 1 p.m. will celebrate Charter Day. On March 17, Kaylee Ayers, a sophomore early education major, and Chaley Knight, instructor of psychology, told attendees their story and their personal testimony on what ultimately led … Continue reading
Waynesburg University is hosting a Polar Plunge later today for the very first time, and it is special because it is for the Special Olympics. People may ask the question “What is a polar plunge?” A polar plunge is where someone daringly or willingly jumps into freezing cold water for cause. Students at Waynesburg University … Continue reading
The Union Latino Club held a salsa night on Monday, Feb. 23 in Stover 302. The get together included a mix of popular salsas made by the students of the Union Latino Club, some group conversation and salsa dancing. The salsas were prepared by students and included specific ingredients from their home countries. The salsa … Continue reading
Orange Week, Waynesburg University’s annual crowdfunding event supporting academic departments and athletic teams, runs from March 13-20, Donna Nypaver, director of donor relations and alumni giving, and MaChal Forbes, coordinator of donor relations and alumni giving, wrote in an email correspondence. “Each participating team identifies a specific item or need-such as new equipment, a meaningful … Continue reading
Chapel at Waynesburg University is taking a weeklong break while students and staff go on spring recess. Before the break, chapel had two speakers lined up to share their testimony and story. President Douglas G. Lee most recently spoke to attendees, and the previous week, WU ministry invited a pair of guest pastors from The Table Church. On Feb. 17, Waynesburg welcomed executive pastor of The Table Church Jonathan Cordle and … Continue reading
The Waynesburg University Lamplighters Touring Choir has reached 65 years of musical service to the community. The group was originally founded in 1961 by the late James “Fuzzy” Randolph, the choir’s first director. According to the official obituary on Dignity Memorial, Randolph was heavily involved with Waynesburg University’s campus as a professor of music and … Continue reading
Waynesburg University’s Christian Life is offering an event to all on campus. Every Wednesday, Chaplain Anthony Jarrell and staff offer a lunch series in the Benedum Dining Hall. Jarrell says that the lunch series was created to help make students and staff and faculty more social about faith and other topics. “This lunch series was created to foster more conversation between … Continue reading
