The Wayne Stater

Hoping for local Ace Hardware

Cameron Waddington, Staff Writer • October 23, 2019

A local partnership has acquired the old Shopko building and is planning to install an Ace Hardware, with a twist. Unlike your typical Ace Hardware that is solely focused on tools and equipment, this Ace...

White premieres first feature film

Morgan Cardenas, Staff Writer • October 2, 2019

After a year of filming and editing, “Ever Fallen,” directed by Michael G. White, assistant professor of communication arts, premiered Oct. 1 at Wayne’s Majestic Theater and will have a second showing...

Event highlights history of division

Cody Beckmann, Staff Writer • September 25, 2019

Donald Hickey, Wayne State College professor of history, politics and geography, presented “Our Political Divisions Today” A Historical Perspective” to show students that division is not new; it...

Miracle League

Emmalee Scheibe • February 15, 2017

Riley Vanderveen, a sophomore at Wayne State College, wants to create a program in which kids with special needs will be able to play all sports. “My interests were sparked when our softball team volunteered...

Financial Responsibility

Stephanie Hempel, Columnist • December 7, 2016

The invisible tightrope beneath my feet keeps shaking in the wind of necessity. A series of future deadlines are strung from a window in the Humanities building (my sweetest home) and wrapped three times...

Sanders Bern-ing brighter in the polls

Derek Pufahl, Staff Writer • January 27, 2016

SIOUX CITY--“Are you feeling the Bern?” a young campaign volunteer asked, holding open a glass door to the Orpheum Theater last Tuesday night (Jan. 19) minutes before 7 p.m. Inside the entryway,...

Dan Gable comes to Sioux City to promote autobiography

Justin Yost, Staff Writer • April 15, 2015

Dan Gable, arguably the greatest wrestler in history and an Olympic gold medalist, believes the sport is as important as ever. Gable signed autographs last Thursday at Barnes & Noble Book Store in Sioux...

Where are they now?: Richard Daniel still a quarterback’s nightmare

Michael Tremayne, Staff Writer • April 8, 2015

With the NFL at the start of a new offseason, many fans are anxious. Anxious to get that missing piece for their favorite team to really contend for the Lombardi Trophy. Fans of the dismal Chicago Bears...

Men of Excellence Award given

Janet Rodriguez, Staff Writer • April 1, 2015

Martial arts have been around the world for centuries, accompanied by various techniques of fighting, religious views and origins. Michael White took his first lesson in Korean TaeKwonDo in 1982 when...

Life with Lauren: When your cup runneth over

Lauren Deisley, Lifestyles Editor • March 18, 2015

Sorry gentlemen, but I have to take this column in a strange direction. But it’s okay, I’m not embarrassed. I’m going to talk about breasts. Well, bras, to be more specific. We all either know...

Millie Niggeling provides leadership towards a title

Marcel Dunson, Staff Writer • February 19, 2015

In the Wildcats’ nail-biting victory over Sioux Falls Friday night, senior forward Millie Niggeling had 21 points for Wayne State, just one shy of her career high. WSC played the Cougars earlier in...

Ten Great Dates

February 10, 2015

• Roll on over to Wakefield to hit the roller rink downtown. • Head to Rice Auditorium for a game or head to Ramsey Theater for a performance. What’s better than cheering on the Cats in our many...

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