On Jan. 4 NATS switched 14,000 student, faculty, and alumni email accounts over to Outlook to replace the outdated Willy Webmail. The switch didn’t cost Wayne State any extra money because it came...

The entire campus lost internet services Tuesday, Jan. 10, for nearly two hours, from 12:26 p.m. to 2:21 p.m. Wayne State College was not the only campus affected. More than 40 public institutions and...

Members of the Wayne State College writing club have come together to create a collection of poetry for emerging Nebraska poets. The anthology titled, ‘Flat Water Stirs,’ is being produced by a team...

Every three days someone in Nebraska is infected with HIV, the human immunodeficiency virus. You are not immune. What can you do to keep yourself safe from this deadly disease? HIV destroys certain...

Change is coming to Wayne State College early next year. Beginning Jan. 4 all student, graduate, applicant and student club e-mail accounts will migrate to Microsoft Outlook. “A renovation in the...

Anthony Steels, a former football player for the University of Nebraska, told students at Wayne State last Wednesday that it is important to talk about mental health. Steels, originally from Sacramento,...

With recent events on campus, many students were concerned about the future of the education program at Wayne and wanted some answers. On Nov. 16 President Dr. Rames and Vice President of Academic Affairs...

The Student Senate voted 15-2 on Nov. 20 in favor of a new smoking policy that would restrict smoking on campus to parking lots. In the original proposal earlier this year, the policy restricted smoking...

Northeast Nebraska needs Spanish teachers, and the Department of Language and Literature at Wayne State College has made an effort to fulfill the need. Earlier this semester, Dr. Alan Bruflat, dean...

Edith Zahniser a former German and English teacher at Wayne High School and was a featured speaker for International Education week on Wednesday, Nov. 16, sponsored by the WSC International Students Club...