The Wayne Stater

Somebody’s Culture is Not Your Costume

Zaynab Kouatli, Opinion Editor • September 21, 2022

Well Wildcats, we are halfway through September. Everyone is putting pumpkins on their desks and digging out their sweaters. With spooky season right around the corner, I think we should start preparing...

Grand Island High School Paper is Shut Down Following Pride Month Issue

Lurye Baxa, Arts and Entertainment Editor • September 20, 2022

It seems like it’s just one thing after another these days, doesn’t it? In May of this year, the Northwest High School newspaper, the Viking Saga, in Grand Island published its final newspaper...

Mourning the Lives Damaged by the Longest Living Monarch

Zaynab Kouatli, Opinion Editor • September 17, 2022

On September 8, Queen Elizabeth II was pronounced dead. It was a great day to be a Twitter user because quite honestly the memes were hilarious. However, when I checked my Instagram, my feed was flooded...

The Slimy History of Nickelodeon

Zaynab Kouatli, Opinion Editor • September 6, 2022

On January 28th, 2012, Nickelodeon aired Season 3, Episode 1 of Victorious, “The Breakfast Bunch.” Since viewing this episode in 2012, there is a specific scene that has been engrained in my head ten...

WSC App Opinion (Wildcats, get your app together!)

Maddie Genoways • September 6, 2022

Students and faculty members at Wayne State College use applications from the school website every day, so why is our most important tool still lacking user-friendliness and accessibility from most devices? A...

Burnout is real and on the rise

Lurye Baxa, A&E Editor • April 13, 2022

I think we can all agree that the last semester of school is always the hardest. At this point, you have already been in school since August, and you probably wanted to be done with the school year...

“Avatar: The Last Airbender” is still relevant

Zaynab Kouatli, Opinion Editor • April 13, 2022

On February 21, 2005, “Avatar the Last Airbender” premiered on Nickelodeon. During my childhood this was my favorite show and despite being released 17 years ago it still remains as my number one. The...

Sabrina Fallah rocks KWSC airwaves

Whitney Winter, Photo Editor • April 6, 2022

Not in my wildest dreams would I have dreamt that through Wayne State College I would be able to interview an international artist. But here is the day those dreams come true. I have had the tremendous...

Letter to the Editor

John Munter, WSC Student • April 6, 2022

This article is a response to the previous opinion pieces “White women’s tears: a deadly weapon” and “There needs to be women’s history in education,” both of which were posted in the March...

LGBTQ+ should feel safe in classrooms

Zaynab Kouatli, Opinion Editor • April 6, 2022

I spoke to a WSC student who is studying education and is currently completing their practicum (this student wants to remain anonymous). During their practicum experience, they have had an opportunity...

White women’s tears: a deadly weapon

Zaynab Kouatli, Opinion Editor • March 30, 2022

A trend that is going viral on Tik Tok called the “Turn it Off Challenge” shows many predominantly white women recording themselves crying and then quickly shifting their wails to a sneer. Many Black...

There needs to be women’s history in education

Lurye Baxa, A&E Editor • March 30, 2022

I think we can all agree that the American education system sucks. To be honest, I have learned more about history through TikTok than I ever did in history class. In school, I was taught all about...