It’s not every day that you get to meet a celebrity. Or appear on television. But it is even rarer that you get to do both in one experience.
Dr. Keith Willis, a retired counseling professor, and...
A variety of topics were discussed with Wayne State College students, administration, community members and city officials who were all gathered in Gardner Hall Tuesday night for a round-table discussion,...
The Campus and Community Service Collaborations (CCSC) Conversations Series will present “The Voice of Image: How are we seen?’’
Wayne State College President Marysz Rames and Wayne Mayor...
The Lambda Chi chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE) has been fully reinstated at Wayne State College.
The reinstatement comes after the fraternity met with officials at Wayne State College to...
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...
The Wayne Stater last Friday blew out the candles for its one-year anniversary of the online edition.
Nikita Rector, a student at Wayne State College who graduates in May, is the associate editor-in-chief...
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...
A reported case of vandalism occurred last Wednesday, Oct. 29. Campus Security found that a screen window had been broken out of a student’s dorm room in Berry Hall.
According to Campus Security, two...
Recently, I read an article featured on theguardian.com entitled “Frat brothers rape 300% more. One in 5 women is sexually assaulted on campus. Should we ban Frats?” The author of this article is Jessica...
After 34 years of teaching at Wayne State College, Dr. Paul Campbell is looking forward to retirement in May.
He has taught undergraduate and graduate level criminal justice classes such as family violence,...
