Every semester, the theatre department puts a lot of time and effort into a large performance, but the ‘drama’ doesn’t end there. The theatre department showcases several one-act plays directed by students involved in the theatre program. Junior history major, Tre’ Thomas, and senior English literature major, Rachel Crosbie, will have the opportunity to get … Continue reading
As someone who wants to work for a band of teammates who hit things, no one would guess Elizabeth Nicodemus is the president of the Waynesburg University Symphonic Band. Nicodemus, senior sports management major and biblical studies minor, took over as president at the beginning of her junior year. When the previous president left, Nicodemus … Continue reading
Rachel Friend defies common testimonial expectations, as coming to know the Lord didn’t require any tragic crisis or heart-wrenching moment of awakening. “A lot of people connect to people who’ve been through tragedies, but that’s just not my story,” Friend said. Friend, who divulged she isn’t necessarily fond of public speaking, shared her story in … Continue reading
With many events still to be held this school year, Student Activities Board members recently made major decisions, including voting for president and vice president during their elections meeting March 28. Next year’s president will be junior nursing major Annalise Cardish. Cardish’s goal as president is to work more with organizations and students within the … Continue reading
When visiting Waynesburg University prior to the fall of 2017, sophomore Ryan Williams had the intentions of becoming a communication major with an emphasis on sports broadcasting. Now, Williams is halfway through earning his degree in political science and is a member of the Stover Scholar Program. Williams may not have discovered that program, he … Continue reading
In honor of people who have made a difference in the lives of students or community members, whether family members, friends or even pets, the first ever “Celebration Tree Day” will plant a tree for each person or group of people who want someone to be remembered. The trees are to be planted Sunday, April … Continue reading
Seasons are changing, and springing forth this March is the new Upper Room team that took the stage for the first time Sunday, March 17. Graduating members of the previous team, Nathan Blake, Bryce McGarvey, Olivia Kelley, Christine Dawson and Allison Risinger were sent out by the entire congregation gathering to lay hands on them … Continue reading
The Stover Center for Constitutional studies and Moral leadership is hosting its annual Merit Badge University Saturday, March 30. The event costs $20 per scout. This includes a lunch, a patch and a shirt. Teaching, learning and bringing people to the campus are the main purposes for bringing Merit Badge University to life. Sarah Bell, … Continue reading
“Watch this before Saturday.” Many were perplexed by this message or a similar one in their student email inboxes. For some, the email appeared to come from a close friend. For others, the message appeared to come from a complete stranger. William Dumire, vice president for Information Technology Services and chief information officer, identified the … Continue reading
Waynesburg University’s Public Relations Student Society of America chapter, led by President Nicole Tobias, held their annual public relations week last week. “PR Week is a celebration of the field, Tobias said. “It’s a way to provide opportunities.” Throughout the week, students were exposed to many speakers involved in the public relations field. Each speaker … Continue reading
