The WSC Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Action Team, appointed by President Rames set out to determine last fall the climate on campus for students and staff of color.
A survey was sent out to all...
Wayne State College is planning for a regular Spring 2021 semester following the shortened fall and December semesters.
Wayne State College has overcome a lot of difficulty in the first semester...
In 1918, the United States was hit with a catastrophic pandemic known as the Spanish Flu. The results were much like that of COVID-19. Even with 102 years in between the two pandemics, campus’ response...
As a result of the rapidly evolving situation regarding COVID-19, WSC faculty and staff made the decision to cancel all in-person classes for the remainder of the Spring 2020 semester on March 17. According...
Postcards from Wayne State, headed by WSC professor Michael Marek, officially aired on 91.9, “The Cat” on Aug. 23.
Marek is doing this podcast for two reasons. First, for personal satisfaction,...
The voyeurism incident that occurred on Jan. 26 in Bowen Hall remains under investigation by both the Wayne Police department and Wayne State College administration. The alleged suspect remains banned...
Martin Luther King Day is a federal holiday meaning most schools and businesses are closed. As part of the Nebraska State College System (NSCS), however, Wayne State College did not officially observe...
The FBI’s Omaha Division warned college students Tuesday of a new phone scam. This scam involves the caller “spoofing” the incoming number to show up as the FBI Omaha Division’s telephone number...
Jay Collier, director of College Relations, and Jeff Carstens, vice president of Student Services, explained the decisions behind cancelling or not cancelling classes during the inclement weather in the...
A tweet (shown above) sent out by Director of College Relations Jay Collier created controversy on social media yesterday. Many commenters have found the tweet to be unprofessional and not taking student...
