The student news site of Wayne State College

The Wayne Stater

The student news site of Wayne State College

The Wayne Stater

The student news site of Wayne State College

The Wayne Stater

The comeback of psychedelics

Jayde Teutsch, News Writer January 23, 2024

Drugs have kept both kids and adults busy for centuries, but psychedelics have recently come back into rotation.   On the NIH’s list of commonly used hallucinogens, magic mushrooms, LSD and salvia...

Rec Center offers free fitness classes to WSC students, staff, faculty

Kaitlyn Bengtson, News Writer January 23, 2024

The WSC Rec Center is offering free fitness classes to all students, faculty and staff starting Jan. 14.   Due to construction at the Rec Center, the classes will be held in Connell Hall room 01 in...

Planetarium prepares for 2024 shows

Maelee Beacom, News Writer January 23, 2024

If you’ve ever wanted to experience outer space up close, the Fred G. Dale Planetarium offers multiple opportunities to see space from a new angle.  Starting January 26, the planetarium will be offering...

Sophie Isaak’s art gallery

Jakob Asche, News Writer January 23, 2024

Sophie Isaak’s art has been available for the students to view since April 2023.   Andy Haslit said that he will make a list of a lot of artists and will go around the art department and see if...

Women vs the ignorant public

Jayde Teutsch, News Writer January 16, 2024

Women are still, despite endless feminism movements, defending their newfound rights and (really not that equal) equality benefits.   It is agreed among many minority groups that they are not responsible...

Empowerment through platforms for women working on courts, fields, and podcasts

Taylor Morse, News Writer January 16, 2024

Women across the world have been underrepresented in a variety of different types of industries.   With this underrepresentation in male-dominated fields, there arises other issues such as mistreatment,...

Post Graduation Employment

Sara McKenna, News Writer January 16, 2024

Graduating from college is a major life milestone most college students look forward to experiencing one day, but getting a job after graduation is becoming more difficult than graduating itself.  Wayne...

Phone Calls Issue

Jennifer Juzyk, News Writer January 16, 2024

In an age defined by technology, there’s irony in raising a generation being called tech illiterate.  While it’s not true for their entire generation, increasing numbers of those born between 1997...

The status of Wayne State College student debt

Becca Arkfeld, News Writer January 16, 2024

Student loan debt is the second largest amount of debt in the nation, the first being mortgages.   The average student loan debt in America has increased by $14 billion dollars in the past year. There...

2023 Perseverance

Hailey Walsh, News Writer January 16, 2024

Most of my lessons came towards the end of 2023. I was retaught the value of perseverance and continue to be taught almost daily. This year, I came incredibly close to demise at my own hands. Yet I am...

Cat Power embodies Bob Dylan in new Album

Kathryn Vlaanderen, Staff Writer November 29, 2023

“Cat Power Sings Dylan – The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert” is an authentic cover album of American folk legend, Bob Dylan’s monumental concert at London’s Royal Albert Hall in 1996.  Chan...

The U.S. loves poor people

Jayde Teutsch, Staff Writer November 29, 2023

One thing the United States truly loves is poor people. Different companies and even government agencies will do just about anything to keep financially unstable individuals from having savings.   I...

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