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Remembering loved ones while changing the status quo
Local PGM chapter prepares for convention
Red Cross Club hosts first blood drive of the year
Protest held in the Willow Bowl for sexual assault awareness
Protest held in the Willow Bowl for sexual assault awareness
Ley Theatre hosts Anne Frank Exhibit through September
Ley Theatre hosts Anne Frank Exhibit through September
WSC adds archery to club sports
US athletes shine in Olympic track events
WSC students add softball to club sports
Wildcat volleyball prepares for another deep postseason run in 2024
Wildcat football prepares for massive 2024 season
Volleyball Dynamic in Nebraska
Noah Lyles: Gold Medal and Controversy 
WSC alumnus paints mural in downtown Wayne
“Alien: Romulus” provides fan service but is otherwise forgettable
KWSC creates e-board
Twirler joins WSC marching band
The members of Lou Lou Louie! receiving their award. Photo courtest of Stephanie Palma.
Lou Lou Louie! wins Battle of the Bands
Juried Art Show to display handpicked pieces
AI being used in healthcare to assist in diagnosing ASD
The truth about my summer internship
The endless assumptions of college majors
“Not queer enough”
To pinch or not to pinch
In defense of the gay best friend trope
“Not queer enough”
Sexual predators don’t deserve friends
You should shave your head, here is why
Adopt, Don’t Shop: support shelter dogs over breeders
There are several perks to learning a new language
Struggling in college is not shameful
Red Cross Club with President Allie Jaixen on the right and volunteer Chloe Hibler on the left.
WSC Red Cross Club Collects 85 Units at Recent Blood Drive
Wildcat softball fought against the MSU Beavers on April 9
Photojournalism Students Capture Weekly Events
World Speech Day is celebrated by students and faculty on March 15
“Abandoned Nebraska & Other Works” by Chad Petska
High School trumpet players work together during the Festival of Honor Bands on January 29th.
Festival of Honor Bands
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“The End” takes place in a cafe; Darrin (Benjamin Bjorklund) tries to break up with his crazy girlfriend (Emily Hrbek), resulting in a hilarious twist.

[Photo] Wayne America becomes Hollywood

Emmalee Scheibe, Staff Writer
April 19, 2017

Confessions of A Fangirl: Panic! at the rock show

Sami Taylor, Lifestyles Editor
March 15, 2017

Students to attend acting festival

Sami Taylor, Lifestyles Editor
January 18, 2017

In search of actors

Sami Taylor, Lifestyles Editor
October 27, 2016

Dan and Phil and “Supernatural” and pineapples on pizza

Sami Taylor, Lifestyles Editor
October 5, 2016

PRIDE hosts peaceful protest for gender neutral bathrooms

Sami Taylor, Staff Writer
April 20, 2016

[Video] Students petition for unisex bathroom

April 14, 2016
The Peterson Fine Arts buillding was pelted with snow from Winter Storm Selene.

[Photo] Late call on a late storm

Derek Pufahl, Staff Writer
March 30, 2016

Stampin’ stompin’ coming to the stage

Sami Taylor, Lifestyles Editor
March 19, 2016

Rumors are spreading

Sami Taylor, Lifestyles Editor
February 25, 2016

There’s nothing like music

Sami Taylor, Lifestyles Editor
February 12, 2016

‘Wit’ to hit the stage this week

Sami Taylor, Staff Writer
November 19, 2014
Emily Moore performed with the Wayne State piano ensemble in Ramsey Theater last Thursday night. She also played “The Stars and Stripes Forever” with Jaicee Heng.

Piano ensemble takes Ramsey by storm

Sami Taylor, Staff Writer
April 16, 2014
Students got the chance to do some LARPing on campus this week as part of WSC’s WillyCon.

Welcome to WillyCon

Sami Taylor, Staff Writer
April 14, 2014

Dress for success’

Sami Taylor, Staff Writer
March 19, 2014
Students, faculty and staff gathered on the football field to pay tribute to student Eddie Key who died Saturday, February 8.

Saying goodbye to a friend

Sami Taylor, Staff Writer
February 26, 2014
Wayne’s Got Talent, hosted by S.A.B and Erik Rivera, showcased students’ talents from guitar solos to duets. After two rounds winners were chosen with Nathan Schreiter winning first place.

‘A chance to perform again’

Sami Taylor, Staff Writer
January 30, 2014
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