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The student news site of Wayne State College

The Wayne Stater

The student news site of Wayne State College

The Wayne Stater

Democrats fail the Hasan Piker litmus test

Ethan Bohnert, Staff Writer April 21, 2026

Towards the end of last year during one of the debates between Zohran Mamdani and Andrew Cuomo, the former governor attacked Mamdani by saying “the Assemblyman will not denounce Hasan Piker.”    During...

Will the AI bubble pop?

Graham Alexander, Staff Writer April 7, 2026

Ever since the launch of major AI programs such as ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini, AI has seemed to take a big priority in the lives of millions, either assisting them in learning or as a tool for...

Is drought worsening Nebraska wildfires?

Trinity Wales, Opinion Editor March 31, 2026

As of March 30, multiple wildfires have raged across Nebraska, affecting more than 700,000 acres of the state. The extent of the fires, which is unprecedented in the state’s history, raises questions...

NCAA portal changes campus culture

Myles Dais, News Writer March 24, 2026

The rise of the transfer portal in the NCAA recruiting process has changed the landscape of college athletics across the country, on both larger and small scales.    According to the NCAA website,...

America has a desensitization problem

Ally Drahota, Staff Writer March 24, 2026

As of March 2026, multiple global conflicts are occurring simultaneously, heating up the political climate. We as Americans have been desensitized to conflict, whether there is United States involvement...

New Girl Scout cookies: Inclusivity

Liam Hilbers, Staff Writer February 24, 2026

Girl Scout cookie season officially started Jan 6. Soon grocery stores will have girls in vests with patches trying to sell you slightly overpriced cookies.    Normally, I avoid Girl Scouts, though...

Seasonal depression

Jesse Brewer, News Writer February 24, 2026

With the weather changing rapidly, Seasonal Affective Disorder can take effect.    SAD is a type of depression that is related to the seasons and usually happens around the same time each year, according...

WSC student struggling to snooze

Samantha Camarena-Jimenez, News Writer February 17, 2026

It’s no surprise that sleep is the number one thing WSC students look forward to at the end of a long day. Sleep is an essential element humans need to have a healthy and stable lifestyle.   According...

Valentine’s Day: throw out the chocolates

Graham Alexander, Staff Writer February 17, 2026

Valentine’s Day is the most important part of February for a lot of couples. It is the time for flowers, chocolates and spending time with each other. Though, for many not in relationships, it...

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