Wayne State’s Student Senate approved new senators and discussed both conference plans and allocation cuts at its meeting on Monday, Sept. 23.   Seven new senators and representatives were chosen...

Wayne State College has made changes to the academic calendar with the Nebraska State College System. “The changes we are making to our campus schedule are to keep us in alignment with that NSCS board...

Students pushed to change a Nebraska State College System policy in a meeting on Sept. 29 with Angela Melton, the vice chancellor for student affairs for the NSCS. Policy 3300 states that student organizations...

The Nebraska State College System plans to critique and evaluate Nebraska’s state colleges, including Wayne State College, in their Strategic Plan Task Force set to take effect in the fourth quarter...

Nebraska State Senator Adam Morfeld introduced Legislative Bill 206 (LB 206) on Friday, Feb. 1 at the capital building in Lincoln. The bill is an attempt to establish laws protecting the First Amendment...

Many events have gone on at WSC this semester so far. There are too many to mention so here are the top stories from each week of the Stater. If you would like to read more than just the summaries, you...

For the 2017-2018 academic school year, there will be a 5 percent increase in room and board costs at Wayne State College, according to the Nebraska State College System (NSCS) Board materials. “On...

The 4 percent budget cut proposed by Gov. Pete Ricketts, set to take effect on July 1, 2017, will be felt across the state. Possibly even the Nebraska State College Systems office in Lincoln. Carolyn...

WSC’s proposal to name areas of the Conn Library in honor and recognition of the donors who have provided substantial financial gifts and service to the college was approved by the Board of Trustees...

There are many reasons to use the Nebraska State College System’s hotline, but complaining about office coffee isn’t one of them. NSCS Chancellor Stan Carpenter forwarded a letter by email to WSC...

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...