NOTE: To give clarification on this topic, a disclaimer will be made that the opinions shared in this opinion-editorial are not pertaining to anybody at Waynesburg University specifically with the exclusion of the author. For those who are familiar with the holiday of Easter, and for those who celebrate it as it was intended, the … Continue reading
On Thursday, April 25, the Waynesburg University Department of Communication students got together to hold their annual NFL Mock Draft. The Mock Draft has been held each year for close to 25 years by Chairperson of the Department of Communication and Assistant Professor of Communication, Richard Krause. “The idea originated sitting in a class, talking … Continue reading
As the 2024 general election for the United States presidency nears closer, it is important to remember the reasons we are voting, learn and educate ourselves on the ideals and formalities the candidates have said to support and make a decision that is right for ourselves and the nation. Presidential candidates can always be tricky … Continue reading
Six years ago most of us were not even in college yet. A special app came to the app store on everyone’s phones, and to this day it has taken over the world. Fast forward to the present day, there is a chance this app could be banned. According to the Busines of Apps article, … Continue reading
Jerseys are one of the biggest parts of sports. From the players wearing them, to the fans buying them, jerseys are one of the most popular things about being a player and a fan, and baseball is no different. But, a recent change has fans and players angered. According to the USA Today article titled, … Continue reading
Over the last couple of years, the way of watching entertainment has changed immensely as new ways to watch emerge all the time. Streaming services such as Netflix, Hulu, Disney Plus and so many more have been a main focus point of homes for their form of television, which brings up this question: Is cable … Continue reading
Writing or Typing? What is the best way for a student to remember certain content? Could there be an argument for both being equally good for students to retain content? In this day in age, technology has been the chosen tool for students to do most of their homework, projects, quizzes, and exams. However, before … Continue reading
With two laps to go in the Daytona 500, I watched intently as the number 24 car of William Byron was the leader. Shortly before Byron came to the finish line to make it one lap to go, a crash involving Austin Cindric and Ross Chastain occurred behind him. By the time NASCAR officials put … Continue reading
Despite 7,139 total languages in the world, according to the Linguistic Society of America, many people only know one. In a growing world that continues to develop new languages and cultures, it continues to become increasingly special and important to know how to speak different languages. In today’s world, many people believe that learning a … Continue reading
Throughout my entire life, there is one situation I have consistently feared getting into. This nightmare scenario begins with a couple I know, who have a newborn child, coming and asking me if I thought their baby was cute. What if the baby was not cute? What if the baby was ugly? What is the … Continue reading
