The Wayne Stater

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...

Wildcat baseball struggles, goes 1-4 at Russ Matt Invitational

Nate Bope, Staff Writer • March 14, 2023

The Wayne State College baseball team competed at the Russ Matt Invitational in the cities of Winter Haven and Auburndale, FL, from March 9 to March 12. The Wildcats struggled in the tournament,...

ACM hosts game night in Niobrara

Jordan Larsen, Staff Writer • February 7, 2023

A game night in the Niobrara room in the Student Center at Wayne State College was put on by the Association for Computer Machinery (ACM) to help build community on Feb. 1. The game night, which...

Art is Not as Valuable as Our Planet – An Artist’s Take on the Soup Protest

Maddie Genoways, Staff Writer • November 2, 2022

A little after 11 a.m. on Oct. 14 at the National Gallery art museum in London, England, two young women enter gallery 43 mostly unnoticed by other museum-goers. Suddenly, both young women reach...

Wayne State College Volleyball Continues Dominance

Zach Nunnenkamp, Sports Writer • September 28, 2022

Over the weekend of Sept. 24, Wayne State College Volleyball swept two nationally ranked teams on the road. They played Friday night against the No. 4 ranked St. Cloud State Huskies in Saint Cloud, Minnesota....

Wakefield Music Boosters to Conduct Instrument Drive

April 21, 2021

Is there an unused instrument sitting in your closet, attic, or storage room? The Wakefield Music Boosters is providing the opportunity to donate that instrument to the Wakefield Community Schools’...

Women’s History Month Spotlight: Kamala Harris

Aubreanna Miller, Staff Writer • March 31, 2021

Harris was elected the first female vice president of the United States and her election is a big event for women across America. Harris was sworn into office by Supreme Court Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor, the first female of color to serve on the court.

Tornado season hits Nebraska: Where and when to shelter from the storm

March 24, 2021

If you heard sirens this morning, you weren’t imagining it. The annual statewide tornado drill conducted by the National Weather Service was held this morning from 11-11:30 a.m., and the City of Wayne...

A list for life and college

Melanie Loggins • March 3, 2021

Now I am a near fanatic about writing things down. I tell my students to write their notes, write schedules and write questions. Got an emotion you can’t pinpoint? Write a poem about it. Got something you need to say to someone? Write it out first. Trying to decide on a class or a major or a job or a boyfriend? Make a list of pros and cons. Make a list of the things you need to make lists of. If you think I’m exaggerating for the sake of this column, I assure you, I’m not. Ask anyone who knows me and odds are they’ve chuckled at how much I rely on paper and pen. (Or pencil! Pencil is good because you can erase, and we all make mistakes, but you know what’s even better? My erasable pen. Talk about a magic item! It’s an automatic +3 to wisdom.)