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COVID – Testing on Campus

Hayley Ortmeier, News Writer • January 27, 2022

The COVID-19 virus has greatly impacted the world for over two years, and it does not look to be stopping anytime soon. Spread of the disease generated during the end of 2019, and was declared a pandemic...

Christensen provides insight on COVID-19 vaccines

Aubreanna Miller, Staff Writer • March 3, 2021

WSC hosted a vaccine presentation given by Dr. Douglas Christensen, biology professor at Wayne State College and the chair of the Life Sciences Department, for students and staff to learn more about the...

Commuter parking lot still expected to be completed on time

Whitney Winter, Staff Writer • April 5, 2020

Construction of a commuter parking lot at the top of the hill next to Anderson hall is still on schedule to be completed this summer, Kyle Nelsen, director of WSC Facility Services, said. Nelsen said...

Novel Coronavirus continues to spread

Whitney Winter, Staff Writer • February 5, 2020

According to the New York Times, the World Health Organization has declared a global emergency of international concern as the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread around the world. With the coronavirus...

WSC President’s Council for Diversity welcomes speaker

Information courtesy of College Relations • October 7, 2015

The Wayne State College President’s Council for Diversity is sponsoring two information sessions by Dr. Ali S. Khan, MPH, Dean, College of Public Health, University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC)...

Brain injuries: Be safe, be informed, be aware

Tess Riecke, Staff Writer • March 25, 2015

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month. The most common form of brain injury is a concussion. With an estimated 1.6 to 3.8 million sports and activity-related concussions, there is an evident problem. A...

Get sassy with Sarah: Inconvenience be damned

Sarah Lentz, Staff Writer • November 12, 2014

I am tired of hearing about Ebola being the next epidemic that’s going to hit the United States. That’s not to say I think the deadly disease ravaging places in western Africa doesn’t deserve news...

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