Cats – The Wayne Stater

Kolbeck proves that the clarinet is an expressive instrument

April 17, 2019

Track competes in two meets

April 17, 2019

Filed under Sports

The Wayne State men’s and women’s track and field teams traveled to Sioux City, Iowa and Kearney, Nebraska on April 14 and 15 to compete in the Sioux City Relays and the UNK Loper Invite. For the women, freshmen Jordyn...

Wildcat softball collects first NSIC win over Marauders

April 17, 2019

High school coaching legend adds insight to WSC volleyball

April 17, 2019

North Dakota snowstorm doesn’t keep Wildcats from returning home, sweeping Sioux Falls

April 17, 2019

WSC Women’s Rugby goes for double-digit national title

Julia Baxter, Staff Writer

April 17, 2019

Filed under Sports

Wayne State College Women’s Rugby is going back to Nationals yet again on April 27 and 28, and this time they are going to be competing to get a 10th national title which would make Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania the place that the...

Modern elements save Netflix’s ‘The Perfect Date’ from total mediocrity

Julia Baxter, Staff Writer

April 17, 2019

Filed under Arts & Entertainment

“The Perfect Date” on Netflix has every element of the perfect chick flick. If you love cheesy romantic comedies as much as I do, this is the movie for you. I have to say, I’m absolutely biased, I love rom coms and this...

The baseball boys of Anderson

Kaitlynn Breeden, Staff Writer

April 17, 2019

Filed under Opinion

I live in Anderson, which is considered by many as, “the athletic building.” Unfortunately for me, that proves to be slightly true because half of the boy’s baseball team lives in Anderson. Specifically, many of them...

The superior streaming service

Evelyn Knox, Staff Writer

April 17, 2019

Filed under Opinion

I have came to the official conclusion that Netflix is the superior movie streaming site. My roommate and I had a debate about this the other day, and after a long deliberation we both came to the same conclusion. There is...

Some things are worth the change

Nick Ulrich, Columnist

April 17, 2019

Filed under Opinion

I’d like to start off by apologizing for the lack of satire recently. There was a time when each article featured some sarcastic overtone but I find it hard to continually come up with unbelievable stories when American politics...

Tiger

Hunter Kiburz, Staff Writer

April 17, 2019

Filed under Opinion

It felt just like old times again. The world finally saw the 11-year drought of Tiger Woods not winning a major finally come to an end. In route to his fifth green jacket, Woods hit one of the biggest shots of the day, when...