Current News
July
Student to produce "Cabaret for Kathy" to honor high school theatre teacher
Local educator's TPS lesson selected for inclusion in Teaching with Primary Sources Quarterly
Broberg, Harner elected to Board of Trustees, Wilson to return to Board
Nursing student one of eight to receive $1,000 scholarship for excellence in community service
Communication student one of two to receive prestigious scholarship for sports journalism talent
Bonner Scholars, Greene County Salvation Army to sell furniture to benefit Project Bundle-Up
Celebrating the Arts Series to present Proposals
Mariner named Dean of Graduate and Professional Studies
University mourns loss of Athletics grad assistant
June
Frattare, Hillgrove, Steigerwald offer Waynesburg campers more than 100 years announcing experience
Nursing student to be honored for excellence in patient care
CSI Camp to feature speakers from Innocence Project, individual exonerated after 18 years in prison
Waynesburg facilitator receives Outstanding Young Educator Award
Community Band Concert to include 30 local musicians
Kennedy receives Alumni Council Scholarship
Kennywood Day to offer fun for Waynesburg alumni
May
TPS Program to present "American Innovators"
Annual golf outing to be held at Southpointe Golf Club
University to host Marcellus Shale educational sessions
University makes commitment to energy conservation
University offers students additional study abroad opportunity
Campers receive CSI Summer Camp scholarships
Braden, DePriest, Hamilton receive Lucas-Hathaway Teaching Excellence Awards
Casey, Nethercutt receive honorary degrees
University honors more than 700 students, graduates first Doctor of Nursing Practice class
Groundbreaking ceremony serves as significant moment in Christian institution's history
Jazz festival to showcase area high school, professional musicians
Forty-one students to represent first Doctor of Nursing Practice graduating class
Zimmerman selected scholarship recipient by National Athletic Trainers' Association Foundation
Summer Celebrating the Arts Series to offer entertainment to community
Ten inducted into Sigma Theta Tau
Eighty-three students to serve through five mission service trips
Twenty-four students to serve Habitat for Humanity, Touring Choir to perform
Students to share knowledge, build relationships on Native American Reservation
Mission group makes sixth trip to serve John Perkins Foundation
University makes seventh trip to assist rebuilding efforts following Hurricane Katrina
Ten to serve Amy Biehl Foundation, Cape Town, Africa
April
Education honorary inducts thirty-three
Muse & Stone to host annual "Launch Party"
Variety Show to benefit Department of Fine Arts
Casey, Nethercutt to address class of 2010
Communication honorary inducts eight
University hosts Environmental Week, hopes to "push the limits" on green initiatives
Five students represent university at Undergraduate Biology Symposium, Kitzinger takes first
Chemistry honorary inducts seven
Mini-Relay surpasses $15,000 goal
Trapp named participant in highly competitive seminar
Peer Educators to host "Take Back the Night"
Department of Fine Arts, Music Program to fashion high-spirited annual spring concert
Sielski to share tactics to lessen burden of mathematical operations
Amy, McGuire, EcoStewards Club receive 2010 Harry E. Gardner Service Award
Marisa to retire after over four decades of service
Students to represent University at annual Student Lobby Day
Chamber Works to offer "Pop Explosion"
Exhibit to display spring semester's best
GNP's annual concert to be held in May
Crosby Lecture Series to host one of nation's leading experts in forensic entomology field
Students 24-hour broadcast raises unexpected amount for cancer research
Students to premier original one-act plays
University announces public phase of Roberts Chapel Campaign
Athletic Training Education Program accredited through 2014-2015 academic year
March
Annual Health Fair challenges participants to provide questions in "Jeopardy" fashion
Music Program to offer eclectic jazz event
University to host spring visitation days for transfer, high school students
Three faculty members present at SPRING Service-Learning Symposium and Showcase
Waynesburg to serve as ticket distributor for Life Rocks Benefit Concert
Waynesburg hosts Student Technology Forum
Mann receives honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree
Forty-nine University students receive Who's Who
Stover Lecture to host Dr. Daniel Palm
Award-winning bassoonist Popov to perform
Huffman receives prestigious scholarship
Mock Crime Scene Workshop to highlight forensics field
National competition bestows five marketing awards upon University
University Players to present "Thoroughly Modern Millie"
University to celebrate 160 years of faith, learning, serving
Department of Communication to host high school broadcast media conference
University to host annual Youth Day
Spring Overnight Visitation to provide high school seniors unique opportunity
Scarborough to display best of four years
University awards four Community Impact Grants
Nursing majors receive grant to increase awareness, end domestic violence in Greene County
University Colleges Against Cancer chapter receives grant to honor local cancer survivors
Greene County Young Life receives grant to implement programs in West Greene School District
Rosetta Kormuth DeVito Lecture to host Joan Hecht, reveal "The Journey of the Lost Boys of Sudan"
February
Commitment to service, civic engagement lands University on Community Service Honor Roll
Office of University Relations receives three CUPPIE awards
Seventy-one students to serve others during spring break
University to continue partnership with Peacework, Belize
Students to partner with CSM, Philadelphia nonprofits
Eight students to serve Tonto National Forest
Almeida elected communication officer for Minorities in Media Division of AECT
Christ & Culture Lecture Series to host editor, musician, award-winning author, senior fellow
"Genre-defying groove event" to entertain diverse audience
Music Program to offer first Chamber Works Concert of spring semester
Students to present paper at North American Undergraduate Conference in Religion and Philosophy
University to host 2010 Crime Scene Investigation Summer Camp
Sakchutchawan's research published in Global Journal of International Business Research
Snyder selected one of 10 participants in nationwide Nethercutt Foundation Fellowship Program
Students receive 2010 PETE&C internship award, accompany professor to tri-state conference
Conducting Symposium offers more than "notes on the page"
Steeler Vice President speaks at University's Southpointe center
Frattare to host sports announcing camp, Steigerwald, Hillgrove to present sessions
Students to aid Haiti relief efforts, support fellow student
January
Puskarich to exhibit best of four years
Paulsen inspires students to work hard, remain focused
Frattare named finalist for Ford C. Frick Award
Renowned poet to share work, faith journey
Jim Leyland offers advice, guidance to communication students
University students to aid low-income individuals, families with tax preparation services
University music faculty to offer recital
Tournees Festival to offer unmatched cultural opportunity
University to announce Chapel Campaign at Charter Day Celebration
Nursing student en route to Haiti
Wilson named University Registrar
University students to host an evening of remembrance for fire victims and their families
University joins National Network for Vocation in Undergraduate Education as founding member
Soup for the Soul luncheon to aid students
Pianist to perform forgotten works, celebrated pieces as part of Performing Arts Series
Student chapter of Habitat for Humanity receives State Farm grant
Stratton to guide Stover Scholars, commence semester-long project
Olagoke contributes chapter to Gender, Religion, and Migration: Pathways of Integration
Perkins announced as Martin Luther King Jr. Day convocation speaker and guest lecturer
Alumna's business recognized for environmental services
Alpha Psi Omega Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre reservation deadline approaches
Trapp published in The Journal of the Assembly for Expanded Perspectives on Learning
Conducting Symposium to develop musicians, cultivate leaders
World Poverty and World Development students serve Greene County through mini-grant
December
University graduates first DNP class
Graham to serve as University Provost
2010 Vira I. Heinz scholarship recipients selected
Thirty-eight students to serve others over portions of winter break
Students to offer medical assistance in Mexico over winter break
Thirteen students to serve Centro de Nutricional y Hogar de Ninos in Patzun, Guatemala
Students to serve Urban Promise School over winter break
Doctor of Nursing Practice degree program granted accreditation through 2014
DePastino receives 2009 Ann M. Sperber Prize
University student leaders, Youth in Action receive grant to implement Student Serve
EcoStewards Club receives grant to educate local elementary school students
Community Impact Grant tackles childhood obesity in Greene County
2010 Conducting Symposium deadline approaches
Annual Christmas Concert to offer sounds of Christmas season, array of musical talent
November
University Nursing Program achieves 100 percent pass rate for second consecutive year
University Music Program to present TUBACHRISTMAS
University opens trading room, offers students hands-on experience
Education student receives prestigious scholarship, finds affirmation in career change
Urban Sociology class serves in Philadelphia, connects classroom lessons with everyday life
Thirty-five students to serve others during Thanksgiving break
Students to experience new service mission trip, serve close to campus over fall break
Students to aid Greene County Habitat for Humanity over fall break
Students to serve Mustard Seed Communities, Blessed Assurance Home in Montego Bay, Jamaica
Department of English to host Creative Writing Workshop for high school students
Fall Semester Student Art Exhibition to display semester's best
Crosby Lecture Series to host George Nethercutt
Manhattan Piano Trio, iO Quartet violinist to perform
Senior nursing majors organize diaper drive to benefit Greene County, Crisis Pregnancy Center
Admissions magazine earns two MarCom Awards
Chamber Works Concert to display overtures, oratorios, operas
University announces renowned musicians Boysen, Singleton as 2010 Conducting Symposium clinicians
Cockroft to be published in Beloit Poetry Journal
University to hold overnight visitation, offer inside look at student life on campus
October
Ten Thousand Villages store to return to High Street location, benefit University Mission Trip Fund
University receives Synod of the Trinity peacemaking grant
Almeida to present at AECT International Convention
Waynesburg ACS student chapter to receive "Outstanding Chapter Award"
Emmy nominated songwriter, singing sensation to perform as part of Performing Arts Series
Waynesburg University Players to present "The Importance of Being Earnest"
Pray With Africa to share mission, power of prayer
Students to serve Pittsburgh residents through Pittsburgh Project
Cultural Awareness Event to be hosted by International Studies Program
Graham. Hoobler crowned Homecoming Queen and King
Mock Crime Scene Competition to offer hands-on opportunities in forensic science field
Department of Communication to offer high school media conference
University receives grant to continue campus-wide service initiative
University announces 2009 Homecoming Court
Senior artist's exhibition inspired by children, family
Family Day to offer variety of events
Peer Educators, Greene County Women's Center to host domestic violence awareness presentation
University to host Nursing as a Career Day
University to host annual Homecoming
Fall Visitation Days set for prospective students
September
Television history remembered on 70th anniversary
First Chamber Works Concert of semester to display diverse musical talent
University announces "Who's Your Neighbor Week" schedule
Symphonic Band to offer fall concert, feature American composers
Seaman to speak as part of University's Christ & Culture Lecture Series, "Who's Your Neighbor Week"
Students to participate in Pittsburgh Project Work Day
Women's soccer team to hold "Kick Pancreatic Cancer" fundraiser to support Hirshberg Foundation
DeVito Lecture Series to host nationally acclaimed poet
University receives Greene County Memorial Hospital Foundation grant to fund SimBaby
Destination Downtown Scavenger Hunt beneficial for 31 students, downtown businesses
Waynesburg to participate in Campus Climate Challenge
Pittsburgh Penguins visit to White House includes Waynesburg University television crew
Exhibition to display University-related travels
Musician Joanna Burns to offer unique performance
August
Graduate programs announce new hires
University gains advantageous partnership
Five new faculty members join University
Council for Christian Colleges and Universities staff members support University efforts
University announces date of 2010 Crime Scene Investigation Summer Camp
Waynesburg University named Military Friendly School for 2010
Lee joins University as Executive Vice President of Institutional Advancement
Matriculation ceremony to welcome freshman class
University students' TPS lesson selected for inclusion in Teaching with Primary Sources Quarterly
July
DePalma, Wilson honored at annual Alumni Day
BoatU.S. Magazine lists Waynesburg's marine biology program in new college search database
Family Kennywood Day for Waynesburg alumni set for August 8, registration deadline July 28
Local teen star to perform in University's Celebrating the Arts series
University welcomes alumni July 24 & 25
Community production of Little Shop of Horrors to debut July 23
MBA program named third largest in Pittsburgh-area
TPS to host Summer Institute professional development program
Celebrating the Arts to include summer art exhibition, Greene County artists featured
Lunch with Lanny to debut July 15
Almeida published, appointed as consultant for Classrooms for the Future initiative
June
Cast set for Little Shop of Horrors, Celebrating the Arts series continues through August
Community Band to feature talented area musicians
University scholarship endowed by Greene County commissioners, Allegheny Energy, Inc.
Education programs approved, identified with special designations