Lee travels globe for WU

During the summer of 2018, President Douglas Lee thought he might go to the beach. Instead, he went to Michigan, South Korea, France and California. While students were enjoying their summer, Lee said he was working to expand Waynesburg University’s reach and reputation across the globe. Lee said he was preparing for his family vacation … Continue reading

Admissions office reflects on goals for Class of 2022

Last Monday, 375 freshman students at Waynesburg University experienced their first college class. Most of the class of 2022 began their college lives four days earlier when freshmen orientation began Aug. 23. According to Admissions Counselor Kyle Digiandomenico, the class size fell short of its expected number, which was around 425 students. Despite not meeting … Continue reading

Updates made to Stover over summer

Several renovations have been made to Stover Center over the summer months, with a focus on a redecoration and reorganization of the Beehive on the second floor of the building. A small, raised platform has been built in the northwest corner, which will be used as a stage. According to Pat Bristor, associate dean of … Continue reading

RAs learn to balance new responsibilities

Life for college students can be a handful at times – especially for Resident Assistants in the dormitory buildings. But, the upside of being an RA is it provides a very rewarding experience for students who choose that path, according to Assistant Dean of Student Services Chris Hardie. The Residence life staff has made significant … Continue reading

Psych students visit insane asylum museum

Wednesday, April 18, students in Keith Rieder’s psychology class went on a trip to the Trans Allegheny Lunatic Asylum in Weston, West Virginia. Rieder took the students to explore all four floors of the asylum and learn about the medical treatments that happened 137 years ago and what society back then labeled as psychological illnesses. … Continue reading

University partners with CCU marine biology program

Courtney Parks and Megan Bandi, two junior biology majors with a focus in marine biology, have an opportunity to enhance their education next year. Parks and Bandi will be moving to Conway, South Carolina in August as part of Waynesburg University’s new consortium agreement with Coastal Carolina University  for marine biology students. “It will be … Continue reading