The Wayne Stater

Men’s basketball looking for success

Evelyn Knox, Staff Writer • November 6, 2019

The Wayne State men’s basketball opened the 2019-20 season this past weekend at the Division II CCA Tip Off Classic in Orange, California. WSC went 0-3 on the weekend, facing non-conference opponents...

Men’s b-ball picked 10th in preseason poll

Kortney Buresh, Staff Writer • October 30, 2019

The Wayne State Men’s Basketball team is tied for No. 10 with 96 points in the NSIC preseason coaches’ poll released Oct. 17, after coming off its first winning season since 2013 with a 21-10 record. Sophomore...

New program replaces Sakai

Laynee Merrill, Staff Writer • September 4, 2019

By Spring 2020, Wayne State College students will say goodbye to Sakai and hello to Canvas. Edmund Elfers, WSC director of teaching and learning, said that WSC outgrew Sakai. In 2008 when the campus...

Janssen and Busse gain experience in DII Brazil Tour

Evelyn Knox, Staff Writer • August 28, 2019

Wayne State basketball players Jordan Janssen (sophomore) and Halley Busse (junior) were selected to participate in the 10 day USA DII men’s and women’s basketball Brazil Tour this past July in Jundiai,...

Staff Editorial: This Is The End

Mason Schweizer, Opinion Editor • April 26, 2017

Well, we’ve finally reached the end of the year. And for a majority of our staff, that means the end of our time at Wayne State. Six of our eight staff members will be graduating next weekend. All...

Staff Editorial: Mother Nature: A Love Story

February 22, 2017

Oh, Mother Nature, you’re such a dirty tease. After nearly a week of flaunting her beauty, granting us a tiny peak at her glowing Sun and busty, blue skies, she will be returning to an ugly old wench...

Wayne Anderson started out as engineering major

Chantal Lawson, Staff Writer • April 28, 2016

“Art isn’t everything, it’s just about everything,” poet Gertrude Stein once said. Throughout his career at Wayne State College, Wayne M. Anderson professor in the school of Arts and Humanities,...

High on the Plains: If I could just get off of this L.A. freeway

Chad Christensen, Columnist • April 14, 2016

I’m in L.A. right now, staring out the window on the 18th floor of the Westin Bonaventure Hotel. There’s no smog like they all predicted and I can actually see the Hollywood sign looming over the city. I...

Wayne State Football announces 17 signings to 2016 recruiting class

Information Courtesy of Mike Grosz • February 12, 2016

Wayne, Neb. --- Wayne State College head football coach Dan McLaughlin announced today that 17 student athletes have signed national letters of intent and/or tender agreements for athletic scholarship...

Allens brings passion to WSC

Melanie Alyea, Staff Writer • October 27, 2015

After previously living in six different states (California, Wyoming, Utah, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Minnesota), Dr. Jeff Allen, a new professor in the technology and applied science department,...

‘Biggest little rugby town in the USA’

Courtney Upah, Staff Writer • March 25, 2015

The rugby tournament held here in Wayne this weekend will draw over 1,800 players from out of state, making it the third largest rugby competition in the USA. And it will bring in about half a million...

Football adds 19 signees

J’Ron Erby, Assistant Sports Editor • February 11, 2015

The Wayne State College football team had 19 student athletes sign a letter of intent to play for the program, last Wednesday on signing day. “We felt good about the direction we went with the class...

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