The Wayne Stater

Award Celebrates Outstanding Support Staff

Maddie Genoways, News Staff • March 2, 2022

The Support Staff Senate will be accepting nominations of standout staff members to receive the Support Staff Recognition Award until Friday, March 18. At the end of each academic year, this award...

Fitness classes available all semester

Hailey Walsh, News Writer • February 9, 2022

Five 45-minute fitness classes are being taught in Room 203 at the Wayne State College Rec Center, and are available to all WSC students, faculty, staff and staff’s spouses and dependents until the end...

Erin Suckstorf is living the dream

Melanie Alyea, Sports Editor • February 10, 2016

If marrying your high school sweetheart isn’t everyone’s dream, then coming to work for Wayne is. Erin Suckstorf, who is an office assistant in Gardner Hall, is living both those dreams. As...

Failure to communicate stains system

Sarah Lentz, Staff Writer • March 4, 2015

Lack of communication with the Nebraska State College System and its Board of Trustees is not a problem exclusive to student media. Wayne State College’s Faculty Senate also has concerns about communication...

Don’t ignore the warning signs

Tess Riecke, Staff Writer • March 4, 2015

It is so easy to have diseases go unnoticed in college. People don’t know what you looked like last year so they can’t tell now. You don’t see your parents as often, so they don’t notice until...

Presidential search consultant makes first appearance in Wayne

Justise Brundage, Staff Writer • February 11, 2015

Faculty, staff, students and the general public gathered in Gardner Auditorium Tuesday morning to meet the men behind the Presidential search of Wayne State College. There were two sessions, at 8:30 and...

Stan Carpenter, search consultant go way back

Justise Brundage, Staff Writer • January 30, 2015

Wednesday morning’s meeting with Stan Carpenter and Charles Bunting, open so the public might offer opinions on qualities to look for when the two select a new president for Wayne State College, was...

Let the search commence

Justise Brundage, Staff Writer • January 22, 2015

Wayne State College President Curt Frye announced in December his plans to retire in summer 2015. Now the process is underway for hiring a new president. The Nebraska State College System revealed on...

ITE students excel in construction projects

Derek Pufahl, Staff Writer • January 22, 2015

It’s difficult to ignore the noise created by Wayne State College’s construction classes. Each semester, walking by Benthack Hall, students might hear the banging of hammers or the buzzing of drills. And...

Can’t ignore rising costs

Calyn Dunklau for The Wayne Stater • January 21, 2015

According to the National Association for College Stores, the average college student will spend $655 on books per year. And while that’s steep enough as it is, there are some students forced to shell...

Ain’t no party like a Papercut Party

Derek Pufahl, Staff Writer • October 29, 2014

Candy, balloons and tunes kept the party rocking this past week when Wayne State College’s Network and Technology Services (NATS) implemented an approach to help get students using Papercut on their...

WriterCard-reader system to be piloted in dorms this spring

Derek Pufahl, Staff Writer • October 29, 2014

Remember those primitive pieces of metal that dangle from your lanyard? Keys? They’ve been replaced. Say hello to Near Field Communication (NFC). Campus Security hopes to pilot a card-reader system...

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