Covid-19 has caused a lot of problems already. Not only the many deaths and illness complications throughout the United States, but it seems that everyone who is anyone who makes over $100k a year is struggling...

Surviving a 14-day quarantine or a sudden start of online classes can be difficult without entertainment. That’s why I’m beginning a weekly column about different TV shows and movies to help you through...

Many WSC students are eager to leave Wayne as quickly as possible and go on a vacation, but the Coronavirus seems to threaten our idea of a fun and safe vacation. Before leaving for break, read these 5...

WSC student Nick Ulrich recently recorded the first episode of his new podcast “Just Read It!” It’s a podcast featuring WSC English professors Dr. Becky Zavada and Dr. Stephanie Marcellus. The...

I decided to give Veganuary a shot. All of my friends were talking about the health benefits and how I was a hypocrite for not going vegan, so I said “Why not? What’s the worst that could happen? So...

Today, I received a crisp hundred dollar bill. I felt the coarse paper in my hand and put the bill up to my face to smell the sweet scent of spending freedom. But I had a decision to make. You see, I’ve...

One thing I’ve noticed in my years since coming to Wayne is that many of the men (especially white men) here tend to have views different from my own. For example, I’ve seen a disproportionate amount...

Nine years ago, on Sandy Brown’s first day in Wayne, she attended a recycling exposition in the city auditorium. After driving her Prius in from Seattle the night before, Brown was looking for a way...

Members of Phi Alpha Theta, the history honor society on campus, and the WSC Media Club gathered on Oct. 28 to discuss “Love and Friendship,” a 2016 movie based on the Jane Austin novel. “Love and...

Donald Trump was never treated as a favorite, or even as an equal during the 2016 election. Most people considered him to be out from the beginning, but eventually he pushed his way past all the other...

Fans of history and comedy alike can bond over BBC Radio 4’s weekly podcast “You’re Dead to Me.” The show features a host, a historian and a comedian who team up to make history better than...