College students have a desire to learn and be someone who makes a difference in the world. This desire can lead to the makings of great leaders and contributors to society. However, this desire can also lead to overworked, unhappy people. Even in college, many students get involved in at least two organizations, clubs or … Continue reading
It’s predicted that the Great Barrier Reef will die completely in our lifetime. Our children will never experience its magical beauty. We have ruined that beloved ecosystem. Let that sink in. Melting ice caps are forcing starving polar bears to look for food on terrestrial land. Ice is melting earlier in the spring and forming … Continue reading
1. Dorian survivors tell stories As Hurricane Dorian continues to make an impact all over the world, citizens of the Bahamas are telling stories of their dealings with the natural disaster. “I don’t feel safe,” a resident told CNN’s Anderson Cooper. “I don’t see the authorities around. They say that they have, but I … Continue reading
After watching the movie “IT Chapter Two,” I couldn’t stop thinking about two things: the first being the creepy image of Pennywise laughing and the second being fear. For those of you who are not avid “IT” fans or know nothing about the movie, fear plays a huge role in the film and not just … Continue reading
It’s the end of the second week of classes and the feelings of stress, anxiety and the fear of missing an assignment have returned, but there is no reason to panic. There are a few strategies and techniques you can utilize to limit the worries of returning to class. Organization and doing simple things like … Continue reading
North and South Carolina are now officially on Hurricane Dorian watch after the storm has already made its way through the Bahamas and briefly brushed Florida. Dorian hit the Carolina’s Thursday as thousands of residents were asked to evacuate. North Carolina is not new to dealing with storms. The state’s Climate Office says that it … Continue reading
It’s amazing how much a change of atmosphere for two weeks can change your attitude toward something. That happened to me last month when I went on my honeymoon, the first vacation I’ve had in three years. It’s not every day a Pennsylvanian such as I has the opportunity to spend a week and a … Continue reading
“Legacy — what is a legacy? It’s planting seeds in a garden you never get to see.” This is an excerpt from “The World Was Wide Enough” from Broadway’s hit musical, “Hamilton.” In the context of the scene in which this song is performed, Alexander Hamilton is taking a moment to sing as he seems … Continue reading
This one is for my mom and dad. When I first entered Waynesburg University four years ago, I had specific goals in the Department of Communication. From maintaining a high GPA to taking on various leadership roles, I accomplished what I set out to do four years ago. Reflecting on these accomplishments, though, it’s clear … Continue reading
As April comes to a close and finals approaching, Waynesburg University students are preparing their summer plans. The three month break holds seemingly endless possibilities for students. The question is, what should students with their three months? Part-time jobs are a productive method to gain money for college bills and disposable income to relax and … Continue reading
