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Big Ten calls for donors during blood shortage
New vape store encourages friendly store competition
Decorations sit out in Elizabeth King's home as she hosts people for a tour. Photo courtesy of Elizabeth King.
Christmas spirit showcased through home tours
Husker football star shares motivation on campus
Cat Pac prepares for Christmas through themed events
UNK rolls into town for an anticipated rivalry doubleheader with WSC
Wildcat football caps off season with win over Golden Bears
WSC men’s basketball begins season with 2 wins
Norblade leads Wildcat women to season-opening win
Women’s soccer makes first NSIC tourney since 2019, ends season against Mankato Mavericks
Wildcat volleyball heads to their final home stretch versus tough opponents
The Queen’s Cartoonists kick off this year’s Black & Gold Series
Looking beyond music streaming services  
WSC choirs sing in the Cocoa and Carols concert from last December. Photo courtesy of Barry Dahlkoetter.
School of Arts and Humanities hosts Cocoa and Carols concert
Class-run poetry slam to be hosted at The Max
Senior exhibit looks back on life lessons
Made in Canva.
My top 10 tunes of the year
Human rights should not be a partisan debate
Registration is a nightmare with WildcatsOnline
Influencers in the movie and music industry
Tyler, the Creator feels too familiar in new album
Oversized fits just right
Gen-Z is jaded by online tragedy
“Not queer enough”
Sexual predators don’t deserve friends
You should shave your head, here is why
Adopt, Don’t Shop: support shelter dogs over breeders
There are several perks to learning a new language
Struggling in college is not shameful
Red Cross Club with President Allie Jaixen on the right and volunteer Chloe Hibler on the left.
WSC Red Cross Club Collects 85 Units at Recent Blood Drive
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
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Megan Svitak charges hard over the hurdles to a second place finish with a time of 9.08 seconds.

WSC competes with the top Division I talent

Caitlin Fehringer, Staff Writer
February 11, 2015
NSIC Preseason Pitcher of the Year, Eric Browning, was 8-3 last year with an ERA of 1.93

Browning strikes out competition

Robbie Androyna, Staff Writer
February 11, 2015
The Pride of Wayne State Marching Band performed at NSBA in Lincoln on Saturday and spent Sunday at Worlds of Fun in Kansas City to tie up a “super” marching season.

A world of fun in marching band

Lauren Deisley, Lifestyles Editor
October 29, 2014
A pair of Wildcat rugby players attack an opposing player with the ball in last weekend’s Battle on the Nebraska Prairie. Wayne State lost in the finals to New Mexico 20-17.

A rugby championship: Priceless

Trevor Urkoski, Staff Writer
April 14, 2014
Wayne State will host its home opener, the Battle on the Nebraska Prairie Tournament, this weekend. Over 80 teams will file into Wayne, America and look forward to playing on various playing fields around town. This will be the third largest rugby tournament in the U.S., bringing in over 1,800 visitors from all over the United States and Canada

Rugby: kind of a big deal

Trevor Urkoski, Staff Writer
April 2, 2014
The winners, from Lincoln East High School in Lincoln (left to right): Myan Bhoopalam, Akshay Rajagopal, Isaak Arslan, Ojus Jain, Kyle Thompson and Chris Jurich. Besides being crowned regional champions, the six won an all-expense paid trip to Washington, D.C. to compete at the National Science Bowl. Wayne State played host to the 20th annual High School Science Bowl last Saturday. WSC’s Dr. Todd Young is the head regional coordinator and WSC students volunteered as moderators, judges and kept score, helping the day roll smoothly.

‘All in the name of science’

Megan Tomasiewicz, Opinion Editor
February 12, 2014
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