Well folks, it is finally upon us. Spring break is here. Oh excuse me, mid term break. We get it, it’s not spring, but this IS spring break. No matter what we call it, we all hope everyone has a good...

A bill protecting Nebraskan student journalists’ First Amendment rights, Legislative Bill 206, was introduced in the Nebraska State Legislature on Feb. 1. On top of ensuring students’ autonomy, LB206...

On July 10, the Stater won the Academic Freedom Coalition of Nebraska award for intellectual freedom, largely in part to our dedicated and in-depth journalism on what has been happening with the administration....

Our first issue of the semester finds the staff of The Wayne Stater dealing with some of the same issues that filled our pages last semester. Variety is the spice of life but when news continues to...

I just don’t understand this whole Kim Davis saga. If for some reason you don’t know who I’m talking about, Kim Davis is the Kentucky courthouse clerk who refused to authorize same-sex marriage...

  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,...

In 2015, 8,697 have died from the same cause. Even as you read this, the death toll will increase. The culprit? Gun violence. Something has to stop. Last week there was another highly publicized...

On Monday, March 2, U.S. District Judge Joseph Bataillon made a monumental move by abolishing Nebraska’s ban on gay marriage. But the victory was short-lived. After Bataillon’s decision, some Nebraska...