When the pandemic hit last year, artists Janna Arnold and Dig Devine were left asking “what are we going to do? How are we going to get through this?” They had both lost their jobs, and the pandemic had made doing what they loved even harder. Despite the unprecedented future, one thing was for certain. … Continue reading
Last year, Waynesburg University offered a new scholarship to incoming freshmen: The Christian Life Scholarship. According to the University’s website, the scholarship annually awards $1,000 to four incoming “students that have a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and are involved in a local church.” Once accepted, the scholarship awardees will be provided several opportunities to … Continue reading
With classes starting to get busy, students might be looking for places around campus to study. A popular location to study is Eberly Library, but what students may not know is what lies behind a set of double doors in the north wing: the b.f. maiz Center for Poetry and Biblical Justice. b.f. maiz was … Continue reading
Video courtesy of WCTV, Gwyn Napier Twelve of Waynesburg University’s most talented singers battled it out last Friday night at WU Idol to see who has what it takes to make it to the next round. The following is a list of the contestants and their performances featuring music before 2000s: Sarah Bloom “My Heart … Continue reading
The Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Education Programs (CACREP) has granted accreditation to several of Waynesburg University’s graduate counseling programs. Among the programs are the Masters of Arts in Counseling with a focus in Addiction Counseling, Master of Arts in Counseling with a focus in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, and the Ph.D. in … Continue reading
With a new wave of freshmen starting to get into the swing of things this year comes a new wave of freshman Student Senators at Waynesburg University. The election for the freshman Student Senators was held last week and the results were sent out via an email from Mary Woessner, administrative assistant of student services, … Continue reading
Video courtesy of WCTV, Darrion Allensworth Who doesn’t love dinner and a show? In this case, it was lunch, but the Waynesburg University Student Activity Board still had students covered for a meal with entertainment. On Wednesday, Sept 15, the university’s SAB hosted Noon Tunes. The event was originally supposed to be held in Johnson … Continue reading
On Sept.17, Waynesburg University’s Stover program celebrated Constitution Day. A federal holiday celebrating the signing of the Constitution. “Two hundred and thirty four years ago today, the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia voted upon and signed the Constitution and sent it out for ratification,” said Dr. Lawrence Stratton, Director of Stover Center for Constitutional Studies. All … Continue reading
As the world continued to open this past summer, international travel still faced many restrictions. However, these travel limitations did not stop the Vira Heinz scholars from gaining international experience. In November of 2019, then-sophomore students CeCe Fitts, Amanda Latta, Rachel Pellegrino and Emily Schafer, received the Vira Heinz Award. As the four Waynesburg recipients … Continue reading
Downtown Waynesburg was filled with students Thursday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. as local stores and banks teamed up with Student Services, participating in a local scavenger hunt. The goal was to get students involved in and more familiar with the area by walking around downtown. A cash prize of $50 was awarded to … Continue reading
