The meal plans at Wayne State College will be changing in the 2017-2018 school year, and will include an entirely new meal plan option. A 150-block meal plan with $200 in flex, costing $1,750, will...

The installment of unisex restrooms on the second floor of the Kanter Student Center have been put on hold due to the recent budget cuts. “The budget cuts put a hold on a lot of projects,” said Jeff...

The Recreation Center on campus has begun enforcing a policy requiring students to present their campus ID before being allowed to utilize the facility. Though the policy isn’t new, the Rec Center has...

There have been issues lately on the WSC campus dealing with discrimination involving different gender, class, race and sexual identities.   Often, no one acknowledges when administration tries...

According to a recent e-mail to students from WSC president Marysz Rames, drones may not be operated on campus without previous written approval. Drones are expected to be a popular holiday gift, so...

After a long and hard-fought process by chapter president Matthew Lanik and fellow TKE members, the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity has finally been reinstated. The suspension of TKE was lifted on April...

We’ve all been through it before. The snow will start to fall and students everywhere will wonder if instead of their 8 a.m. class, they’ll have a date with Netflix. Classes that were scheduled...

After nearly 30 years at Wayne State College, President Curt Frye announced his retirement in a news release on Monday morning. He will finish out the fiscal year—the remaining 6 months. Frye...

Wayne State’s only Greek fraternity, Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE), has been suspended for an indefinite period of time. According to a press release from WSC officials last Friday, current members are...

Influenza, with its violent attempts to conquer the immune system, will be trying harder than ever this season to keep you from attending classes. Luckily, the student services that you pay for in student...