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The Wayne Stater

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The Wayne Stater

WSC hosts first ever student-led one acts

Maddie Ackerman, News Writer April 15, 2025

The Wayne State College theatre program is putting on its first ever student-led one acts April 24-16.   There are nine different one acts, each directed by a different student. Ashly Gunderson is...

Alt Fest makes a return to WSC April 24

Damien Gligorevic, News Writer April 15, 2025

Wayne State’s very own “Alt Fest” is returning for its second appearance on April 24.   This free concert at Wayne State College’s Willow Bowl features local student bands from Wayne. The...

President Trump’s Kennedy Center takeover alarms art community

Macey Peterworth, Staff Writer April 8, 2025

President Donald Trump is making headlines again, this time for his sweeping takeover of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.   In a series of controversial moves, Trump dismissed 18...

Fitness classes held amidst construction

Andrew Reiss, News Writer April 8, 2025

Even while the recreation center was still under construction, fitness classes were underway.  Students were able to sign up for a variety of fitness classes going back to February when construction...

What “Dia de Familia” means at WSC

Keally Peck, News Writer April 8, 2025

Wayne State College held its annual Spanish Visit Day, or “Dia de Familia,” last Sunday, April 5. The event was held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and was intended for Spanish-speaking students and their...

CatPAC to hold Amazing Race event April 15

Miguel Ibarra, News Writer April 8, 2025

CatPAC is getting ready for their new annual event, The Amazing Race, on April 15.   This event will take place in the Frey Conference Suite of the student center from 7-9 p.m., though students hoping...

New CatCHAT series hosts first event

Braeden Stastny, News Writer April 8, 2025

Wayne State College’s first ever CatCHAT, featuring Scott Mueller, took place last week on Wednesday, April 2, providing Mueller’s insights for aspiring technology and business majors.  The event...

Pictured left to right, Trey Meyer, Krista Lawrence, and Sebastian Sorensen prepare to sing their next piece.

Bach’s Coffee Cantata brought to Ramsey

Nevin Hayner, News Writer April 1, 2025

The Lincoln Opera Outreach Project brought a performance of Bach’s Coffee Cantata to the Ramsey Theatre at Wayne State College on March 31 to entertain listeners and celebrate Johann Sebastian Bach’s...

New prequel: Sunrise on the Reaping

Macey Peterworth, Staff Writer April 1, 2025

Suzanne Collins is taking us back to Panem with “Sunrise on the Reaping,” a brand new prequel to “The Hunger Games” that delves into the backstory of Haymitch Abernathy, set 25 years before the...

New “Lilo & Stitch” movie sparks concerns

Trinity Wales, Staff Writer April 1, 2025

The live action “Lilo & Stitch” movie, which is set for release on May 23, recently caused concern after the official trailer appeared to have cut many crucial elements of the original movie, including...

WSC music students Josie Mikoloyck, left, and Dalton Hazel, right, pose for a photo with their instruments in the band room. Photo courtesy of Wayne State College.

Two music majors play with national band

Jazzy Gill, News Writer April 1, 2025

Wayne State College music majors Dalton Hazel and Josie Mikoloyck recently returned from Fort Worth, Texas, where they performed with the National Small Band Program’s Intercollegiate Band.   The...

In defense of Chappell Roan

Katherine Hutchison, Copy Editor April 1, 2025

Regular readers of The Stater might remember last week’s article critiquing Chappell Roan’s music. This article inspired me to give my own thoughts on the situation. If there’s one thing I agree...

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