The Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, is an application for students to fill out before each school year, which is then reviewed by one’s college to determine how much financial aid a student may receive, according to Studentaid.gov. “FAFSA unlocks all the financial aid doors,” Matthew Stokan, director of financial aid at … 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
The 2023 Greene County Chamber of Commerce’s Distinguished Service Award was awarded to Waynesburg University’s President Douglas G. Lee. According to the Greene County Chamber website, the award was created in 1988, and has been given out yearly ever since. The award is based on several aspects, which according to the website are “contribution to … Continue reading
On Monday afternoon, the Waynesburg University Men’s Golf team traveled to the Avalon Field Country Club in New Castle, PA for the Westminster Invitational. The Yellow Jackets scored a 350, which placed them 8th out of 12 teams in what was their last fall regular season action. Leading the way for Waynesburg was sophomore Matthew … Continue reading
On Saturday afternoon, the Waynesburg University Men’s Golf team hosted Hiram and won four out of five dual matches. Freshman Grady Palmer, who won his match alongside teammate sophomore Hudson Pincavitch, was impressed with the way the team played today. “We stayed composed and strategic and made sure we attacked each hole,” Palmer said. Palmer … Continue reading
On Tuesday, September 26th, the Waynesburg University Men’s Golf team hosted and defeated La Roche in a home dual match at the Greene County Country Club. Freshman Michael Clark shot a 79 on Tuesday, which was the lowest score of the day by either team. “We did decently even though we got the win,” Freshman … Continue reading
On Tuesday afternoon, the women’s tennis team lost to the Westminster Titans with a final of 8-1. Sophomore Aubrey Burns would be responsible for the only point scored, winning her sets 6-3 and 7-5. “A positive from today was Aubrey’s win”, said freshman Julia Luzar. “The team also really improved in the transition from doubles … Continue reading
The Washington & Greene County Covered Bridge Festival just transpired. It is held annually on the third weekend of September, and celebrates the covered bridges in the area. Crafts, food and live music are included, and there are nine different sites across Washington & Greene County. It is a great time to have fun with … Continue reading
