Three couples came to share their experiences and insights on relationships: Josh and Jess Sumpter who are both employed by Waynesburg University, former employees of Waynesburg Chuck and Shirley Bailey as well as recent Waynesburg alumni Josh Daines and Jessie Kiner. Each couple represented a different path of life. The Baileys have been together for … Continue reading
As finals week looms in the near future, students across campus are hectic completing their final assignments of the semester and bracing themselves for the much-anticipated week of testing. Most students during the week can be found buried in an ever-growing pile notecards and textbooks in their dorm, but, for student library workers, they must … Continue reading
Tracie Campbell remembers relaxing in bed when she got “the call.” It’s not the first time, and she fears that it may not be the last. She knew it was bad news when the radiologist called instead of the nurse, but her gut and past experience didn’t need the phone call. Breast cancer. The life-changing … Continue reading
For the past three years, Anthony Corkos has been the director and host of WU’s Line, Waynesburg University’s improvisation comedy show. According to Corkos, the show has been a part of Waynesburg for what he believes is going on eight or 10 years now. The show has seen many different changes since he inherited the … Continue reading
Every semester, a conglomeration of artwork takes over the Fine Arts Center’s show room. According to the Fine Arts Department Chair, Andrew Heisey, this gallery holds high importance to students of all paths, especially outside of the Fine Arts Department’s majors or minors. “In those classes, there are a lot of art majors, but most … Continue reading
Students from Waynesburg University and Assistant Professor of Arts Administration Xela Ann Batchelder went to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to assist with the Youth Innovation Night April 6, an event part of Inclusive Innovation Week. Batchelder said the event in Pittsburgh is unique compared to the same event in other cities. “Inclusive Innovation Week is run by … Continue reading
Rachel Philipp, senior arts administration major with a concentration in music, has recorded music professionally, performed for audiences in Pittsburgh, released an Extended Play (EP) on iTunes, Spotify and other streaming services and opened for a top act in current pop music. Philipp recently had her senior recital on campus, displaying her musical abilities in … Continue reading
Since she was six years old Jennifer Gabrielcik has been a musician. It was something that was passed down from her parents to her, and it started with the piano, progressing to percussion. “I like hitting things and making loud noises if that makes sense,” Gabrielcik said. As a senior forensic science major, one of … Continue reading
James D. Randolph, better known as “Fuzzy” Randolph, was a “quirky” individual who left a lasting impression on students and staff at Waynesburg, and just about to everyone he performed his signature bagpipes for. One of those people that were left with a lasting memory of Fuzzy was Andrew Heisey, chairperson for the fine arts … Continue reading
Courage comes in all shapes, sizes and stories. For Waynesburg University’s Relay for Life student leaders, that courage stems from unique stories and struggles. Brittnay Faust, senior early childhood special education major, has been participating in Relay for Life since her freshman year. By her sophomore year, Faust was selected as team captain for the … Continue reading
