Ever since at least early high school, T.J. DeNofrio, a sophomore pre-law major and political science minor, has been active and interested in politics. In a country that continues to drift further and further nationally from meaningful discussion on important topics, DeNofrio remains level headed about the outstanding effect politics can truly create. “I’m pretty … Continue reading
Assistant Director of Student Services Ryan Smith continued the trend last fall of Waynesburg University students being hired to work for the school. After getting a Bachelor’s of Arts in International Studies in 2015, and a Master’s of Business Administration at Southepointe as well, Smith came back to Waynesburg’s main campus to work where he felt comfortable. Not only was … Continue reading
As students progress in their college careers, they start to figure out if what they originally came to school for will end up being their calling. Jacob Restanio, senior engineering mathematics major, is one example of a student that spent a lot of time thinking about if the path he was headed down was truly … Continue reading
Every semester contains a unique set of stressors for students. Some semesters are writing-intensive, others may have a difficult core class or a dreaded 8 a.m. class throughout the week. For most students, each of those issues can be overwhelming. For Micah Stanko, however, those worries seem laughably insignificant compared to his current duty. Stanko, … Continue reading
Waynesburg University is home to a variety of sports options for student athletes, including football, basketball, soccer and baseball to name a few. One sport the university lacks is a hockey team, whether it be ice, roller or dek. There is no school-sanctioned team, but that doesn’t stop students from playing the sport they love. … Continue reading
Rea A. Redd, library director and history teacher at Waynesburg University has been conducting service learning trips for the students of Waynesburg for the past six years. The trips are designed to visit some of the battlefields in American history and help out in the preservation of their grounds. Much of the work involves students … Continue reading
The Waynesburg University Psychology students and professors will take part in an upcoming conference sponsored by PESI Incorporated, a non-profit organization, on Feb. 10th and 11. The conference will be held in the Center for Research and Economic Development on campus. Professionals in the psychology and counseling fields will also attend. The topic of the … Continue reading
Waynesburg University’s dining hall services are often criticized, but what most people are not aware of is how much planning and preparation go into making it functional. According to Leslie Davis, director of dining services, the operations of the dining hall starts small and builds up. “It starts from the bottom, with the scheduling of the … Continue reading
For the first time in well over a decade, Waynesburg University’s Nursing Department entered a semester without Dr. Nancy Mosser as its chairperson. After spending 31 years at Waynesburg and 15 as Department Chair and Director of the Nursing Department, Mosser retired at the end of the 2017 Fall semester. Dr. Kathy Stolfer, who has … Continue reading
For the first time in four years, students and professors from college and high school music programs attended Waynesburg University’s Ninth Annual Conducting Symposium Friday, Feb. 2, and Saturday, Feb. 3, in the Marsh Center, located underneath Roberts Chapel on campus. The Symposium workshop began Friday, and ran from 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., and … Continue reading
