A grant of $225,000 from the National Science Foundation (NSF) was awarded to Waynesburg University this year, all thanks to Dr. Takashi Suyama, assistant professor of chemistry. Suyama applied for this grant through the federal agency and was awarded based on the merit of science, determined and scored by a panel of scientists at the … Continue reading
The days of students waiting in the morning for the library to open to print a paper that took all night to write are soon going to be over at Waynesburg University. The Student Senate’s proposed idea of having a 24 hour printer available in the Stover Campus Center has been approved and will soon … Continue reading
While students are counting down the days until the end of the fall semester, the number of COVID-19 cases continues to rise. According to Waynesburg University’s website, since Aug. 8, the campus recorded 60 COVID-19 cases among students, faculty and staff. This number was last updated Oct. 8. Compared to previous semesters, the number of … Continue reading
Some people can’t handle living in a dorm for four years as a traditional college student. Tyler Webb has spent the past nine years living in a dorm environment as either a student, resident assistant or resident director. Into the dog days of this past summer, Webb made the decision that his dorm days were … Continue reading
Waynesburg University’s Graduate Counseling and Professional Studies program recently received a grant from the Health Resources Services Administration. The grant was received before the start of the 2021 fall semester, and according to Dr. James Hepburn, program director of the Master of Arts in Counseling, graduate students who are awarded the grant will receive a … Continue reading
If you’re looking for an interesting place to go on campus, try the Paul R. Stewart Museum. Located in the basement of Miller Hall, you will find a large collection of “mineral specimens; fossils; Native American artifacts; local pottery and glass; objects and documents pertaining to the history of Waynesburg University; objects and documents with … Continue reading
Video courtesy of WCTV, Gwyn Napier The last round of WU Idol took place last Friday as it started off the homecoming weekend. With only five contestants left they fought for the final spot performing songs of their choice. First to take the stage was Autumn Hanson singing you are the reason by Calum Scott. … Continue reading
Video courtesy of WCTV, Rachel Duncan Midterm week may be over, but finals are still in the near future. Although students have made it past one of the most stressful weeks in the semester, there is still another half of the semester left. To be better prepared for finals week in December, students and The … Continue reading
The Creative Writing Group is a group where students come to improve their writing skills. The group is overseen by Writing Center Administrator Stephanie Wielkolpolan. Wielkolpolan runs the group in addition to teaching at Waynesburg University on Tuesdays and Thursdays. This year is the first time the Creative Writing Group is being put to use … Continue reading
Crack open a banned book, become a rebel. The Waynesburg University Writing Center is hosting events all month to celebrate Banned Books Week. The Writing Center is asking for anyone to join. Social media is one way to fight back. “We’re asking anyone who is interested in submitting a selfie with a banned book to … Continue reading
