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Stearns Hall to open sometime in 2025
Voting rights for Nebraska felons
Local ministry runs to collect funds, spread faith
Sexual assault awareness pledges signed across the country
Decorated trees are displayed in the atrium of the Canter Student Center during Pi Gamma Mu's Festival of Trees event. Photo courtesy of Connor Semin.
Student groups host 22nd annual Festival of Trees
Service learning improves quality of education for students, professors
Wildcat soccer ties, wins two home matches
Difficulties in the red zone plague Wildcats in loss
NSAA cancellations eliminate high school sports seasons
Is Wildcat football really legit for the postseason?
WSC Hall of Fame to induct five new members
Suitcase college: What can be done to change it
Photos part of the new exhibit at the Blue Cat Gallery hang on the walls. Photo by Trinity Wales.
Blue Cat Gallery raises money for Wayne County shelters
KWSC takes on CBI in Seattle
If you want Disney to stop with the sequels, stop watching them
Image created in Canva.
Man on the Street: Professors talk underrated classes
Horror movies and books bring tradition to the Halloween season
Student finds purpose in WSC’s radio program
Gen-Z is jaded by online tragedy
If you want Disney to stop with the sequels, stop watching them
The positive impact of ESAs on campus
Ditch Spirit, build your costume secondhand
Diddy is no joke
How monopolists are killing the music industry
“Not queer enough”
Sexual predators don’t deserve friends
You should shave your head, here is why
Adopt, Don’t Shop: support shelter dogs over breeders
There are several perks to learning a new language
Struggling in college is not shameful
Red Cross Club with President Allie Jaixen on the right and volunteer Chloe Hibler on the left.
WSC Red Cross Club Collects 85 Units at Recent Blood Drive
Wildcat softball fought against the MSU Beavers on April 9
Photojournalism Students Capture Weekly Events
World Speech Day is celebrated by students and faculty on March 15
“Abandoned Nebraska & Other Works” by Chad Petska
High School trumpet players work together during the Festival of Honor Bands on January 29th.
Festival of Honor Bands
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The Wayne Stater
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The Wayne Stater
Local farmers and others in Wayne-area agriculture are feeling the burden of the retaliation from President Trump’s tariffs on imported metal. Both grain and livestock markets in Northeast Nebraska were affected.

Trade war affects Wayne County

Brenna Vovos, Staff Writer
October 23, 2018
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