Donald Hickey, Wayne State College professor of history, politics and geography, presented “Our Political Divisions Today” A Historical Perspective” to show students that division is not new; it...
As of today, you, as a Nebraskan, have nine days left to register to vote online and 16 days left to register to vote in person before the general election on Nov. 6. Basically, what I’m trying to say...
This week I wrote an essay about something that had been poisoning my life for about two-and-a-half years. I just sat down at my laptop and wrote and wrote and wrote until every last drop of venom was...
The death of the Republic. That’s what we’re witnessing, readers.
Caesar made his way across the Rubicon, and behind him was his battle-hardened legion, marching in lockstep as they defied Roman...
Tonight has been strange. I had been doing some painting and the fumes were a bit strong which must have made me extra vulnerable to having some kind of religious experience. It all started when I thought...
Two weekends ago, Amir Hekmati was finally freed through a prisoner exchange.
This exchange traded seven Iranian prisoners held in America for four American prisoners held in Iran: Hekmati, Saeed Abedini,...
“The Revenant” cleaned up at the Golden Globes and probably will do the same at the Oscars, as Leonardo DiCaprio looks to finally get off the Oscar schnide.
Did you know the blockbuster has a unique...
Yes, all lives matter.
And anyone with any sense can agree. However, those who think Black Lives Matter should be changed to All Lives Matter are missing the point entirely.
In my mind,...
If you’ve ever seen “The Breakfast Club,” you’ve seen the powerful connection formed by six dysfunctional teens in an eight-hour session of detention.
If you’ve ever studied abroad you’ll...
Amanda Krehbiel, Assistant Website Editor
• February 25, 2015
In 2012, Hillary Clinton, then U.S. Secretary of State, said, “We will be on a path toward an AIDS-free generation.”
Dr. Charles Wood is making that happen.
Wood, professor at the University...
It was not meant to be.
A tough 76-69 loss to Emporia State by the Wayne State women’s basketball team was the end of the road for the Wildcats last Saturday in the NCAA Central Region semifinal game.
“Emporia...
Most of us are tired of having too few options for dining and entertainment in Wayne, but that’s about to change.
Last night’s council meeting set the ball in motion for a new restaurant to open in...
