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Dr. Carl Cunningham Jr. shares his past and helps others who might be going through the same situation during his “State of Black Men” talk on Sept. 22 in the Gardner Hall Auditorium.
State of Black Men Symposium
Justice for Literature: Book Bans Increase in the United States of America
“Deux Femme Pianistes: An Empowering Recital”
WSC Theatre to Put on Lovesick, A Show about the Stages of Love
Women’s Suffrage Speaker Shares History and Importance of Voting
WSC Pushes Opportunities to Utilize Skills in Real Life
A Weekend Full of Wins for the Wildcats
WSC Football Reaches 4-0 For First Time Since 1993
Wayne State College Volleyball Continues Dominance
Wayne State College Sweeps Minnesota Duluth
Wayne State College Football Looking to Keep Hot Streak Alive
Sun Earth Universe Exhibition
Photojournalism Students Capture Weekly Events
Annual Scholarship Audition days coming up
An art piece titled 480 Days by WSC senior Abigail Olson.
“Roots & Routes” Senior Art Exhibit
KWSC 91.9 and SAB host The Shackletons on March 31
KWSC 91.9 and SAB host The Shackletons on March 31
World Speech Day is celebrated by students and faculty on March 15
“Abandoned Nebraska & Other Works” by Chad Petska
Women are not Trying to “Put a Spell on You”
Iranian Women Need Our Help
Somebody’s Culture is Not Your Costume
Grand Island High School Paper is Shut Down Following Pride Month Issue
Mourning the Lives Damaged by the Longest Living Monarch
The Slimy History of Nickelodeon
Graphic from Canva.com
The big what if
The Old Con Strikes Back
Approaching the Gravestones
In the days of the Khmer Rouge
In the age of the Hollow Men
Reflections on Madness
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
Men’s Basketball splits home series v. SCSU and UMD
The student news site of Wayne State College

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‘The boom splat’

‘The boom splat’

April 28, 2016
Superpower: stress

Superpower: stress

April 14, 2016
Hahn, ‘we have a problem’

Hahn, ‘we have a problem’

April 6, 2016
Safety first

Safety first

March 31, 2016
In need of a new strategy

In need of a new strategy

March 25, 2016

Sanders beat Clinton in Democratic caucus

March 19, 2016
Downhill slope

Downhill slope

March 17, 2016
Dear Don

Dear Don

March 4, 2016
Scouts honor

Scouts honor

February 25, 2016
No more politics as usual

No more politics as usual

February 18, 2016
Where the boys are

“Where the boys are”

February 11, 2016
In defense of Hoovervilles

In defense of Hoovervilles

January 29, 2016

Move over Star Wars, ‘The Hateful Eight’ is a must see

January 20, 2016

Editorial

January 20, 2016
Straight from the Daily Prophet

Straight from the Daily Prophet

December 9, 2015
Solidarity forever

Solidarity forever

December 2, 2015
Tread lightly

Tread lightly

November 19, 2015
Think about the thanks

Think about the ‘thanks’

November 11, 2015

Rubio wins with a one-two punch

November 11, 2015
Squandering state funds

Squandering state funds

November 4, 2015
So wheres the rest of the story?

So where’s the rest of the story?

October 28, 2015

The circus comes to town

October 14, 2015

Dems’ main event was too close to call

October 14, 2015

Tragedy within tragedies

October 7, 2015

‘Pride’ feel-good activism you can get behind

October 7, 2015

When not in Rome

September 30, 2015

Support your local reporters

September 23, 2015

‘Race relations,’ hate crimes, and sharp wit in American South

September 16, 2015

Budget changes affect wages

April 29, 2015

Pilot math class created to benefit students

April 22, 2015
Getting sassy with Sarah: Step out of your comfort zone

Getting sassy with Sarah: Step out of your comfort zone

April 22, 2015
Getting Sassy with Sarah: Down with the darkness: worry or wonderful?

Getting Sassy with Sarah: Down with the darkness: worry or wonderful?

April 8, 2015
Vermont court records show Carpenter, Bunting sued for giving bonuses to nonunion employees

Vermont court records show Carpenter, Bunting sued for giving bonuses to nonunion employees

March 18, 2015
Get Sassy with Sarah: Choosing delight over dough

Get Sassy with Sarah: Choosing delight over dough

March 18, 2015
Failure to communicate stains system

Failure to communicate stains system

March 4, 2015

Better Call Stan

March 4, 2015
Getting Sassy with Sarah: Feminism taking it a bit too far

Getting Sassy with Sarah: Feminism taking it a bit too far

February 18, 2015

EPS 300 is officially abolished

February 11, 2015
Get Sassy with Sarah: Thanks for the life lesson

Get Sassy with Sarah: Thanks for the life lesson

February 4, 2015
EPS courses may be on the chopping block

EPS courses may be on the chopping block

November 19, 2014

That’s a wrap on Shakespeare

November 19, 2014
Get Sassy with Sarah: A profound effect

Get Sassy with Sarah: A profound effect

November 18, 2014
Get sassy with Sarah: Inconvenience be damned

Get sassy with Sarah: Inconvenience be damned

November 12, 2014
In the movies: Gone Girl

In the movies: Gone Girl

October 29, 2014

The Rocky Horror cult

October 29, 2014
When Admir was a child he lived in Wayne, Neb.

Amir Hekmati held in Iranian prison after secret retrial

May 1, 2014
Eric Colvard is an assistant professor of history at WSC. He primarily teaches World History and has a background in history concerning the British Empire in India.

[Photo] ‘I find people here so polite’

April 23, 2014

Renters need to know their rights

April 23, 2014
Michael Carnes kicked off Sexual Assault Awareness month Monday.

[Photo] ‘Everyone has the right to feel safe’

April 14, 2014
Red Dog (MacKenzie Larson) rallies her fellow pirates for a mutiny in “Treasure Island” performed in Ramsey Theater from March 27 to April 1.

Arrr-tful performing

April 2, 2014

WSC prepares for accreditation visit

March 27, 2014
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[Photo] The other Powicki: Liesel Powicki new interim instructor

March 19, 2014
Film use on campus challenged

Film use on campus challenged

March 19, 2014
Let’s Pretend This Never Happened: (A Mostly True Memoir)

Let’s Pretend This Never Happened: (A Mostly True Memoir)

March 19, 2014
Students performed dances and songs from around the world during the International dinner on Sunday night.

Celebrating diversity

March 5, 2014
Art with a spot of tea

Art with a spot of tea

February 24, 2014
Reel time: Monument Men

Reel time: Monument Men

February 14, 2014
Antonio Neves, a business journalist, spoke last Thursday in the Frey Conference Suite to students about creating luck using three simple steps. These steps helped take him from being a former Nickelodeon star to working as a business reporter for companies such as Forbes.

‘When magic’s about to happen’

February 11, 2014
Jim Fields’ “Flyover Country” is an LGBT dramedy set in the Midwest. It focuses on the struggle of homosexual couples in a conservative area.

‘Flyover Country’

February 5, 2014
Reel time: Winter Movies

Reel time: Winter Movies

January 31, 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.

[Photo] ‘A chance to perform again’

January 30, 2014
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