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The Wayne Stater

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The Wayne Stater

Cat PAC provides opportunity to get crafty with friends
Melanie Quinones, News Writer • November 18, 2025

Cat PAC will be hosting “Wish Upon a Star: Craft Night” in the Kanter Student Center Atrium on Wednesday, Nov. 19 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30...

FAA terminates flight reduction, eases anxieties
Graham Alexander, Staff Writer • November 18, 2025

As the government is recuperating from the record 44-day-long shutdown, families across the U.S. are wondering if airports will be fully functional...

Crashing Kato Clash
Reagan Bender, News Writer • November 18, 2025

On Nov. 21, the Esports team for WSC will be leaving to go to Kato Clash, a tournament hosted at Minnesota State University.   “I think...

WSC football ends season with NSIC south division championship
Jack Schense, News Writer • November 18, 2025

The Wayne State College football team took on No. 13 Augustana at Bob Cunningham field for the 2025 season finale. Coming into the game, WSC...

‘Cats get regular season title, Kneifl gets career win 500
Hunter Sieler, News Writer • November 18, 2025

In the final weekend and homestand of the regular season, Wayne State College volleyball hosted the University of Jamestown and Northern State...

Wayne State College prepares to possibly host the NSIC volleyball tournament
Andrew Reiss, Staff Writer • November 11, 2025

With the volleyball regular season heading into its final weekend, the Wayne State College volleyball team is sitting at 17-1 in conference play. WSC...

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‘Harvey’ brings laughter, delight to rehearsal
Kaila Schultz, News Writer • November 18, 2025

“Harvey,” a new musical production at Wayne State College, will run from Nov. 20 to Nov. 23.   Harvey was written by Mary Chase in 1944...

VIOLENT VIRA’s new album
Reagan Bender, News Writer • November 18, 2025

VIOLENT VIRA, an alternative/indie artist, dropped her first official album last Friday.   The album introduces nine new songs and three...

Ethan’s top 7 songs of the year
Ethan Bohnert, Staff Writer • November 18, 2025

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Halloween doesn’t have to cause a scare
Leah McKay, News Writer • October 28, 2025

Halloween is an exciting time for all. Scary movies, haunted houses and trick-or-treating abound. What’s not to love? As with any holiday,...

Food for thought: Wayne needs more restaurants
Kaila Schultz, News Writer • October 21, 2025

Wayne, Nebraska has some food options that many people enjoy in the city, like Udder Delights, Jimmy Johns, Runza, McDonalds, Fiesta Brava, Godfathers...

Does Bad Bunny mean a bad Super Bowl?
Graham Alexander, Staff Writer • October 21, 2025

It has recently been revealed that Puerto Rican rapper and singer Bad Bunny will be performing at the Superbowl LX half-time show.   Bad...

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SCOTUS rejects case to overturn gay marriage
Ally Drahota, Staff Writer • November 18, 2025

On Nov. 10, Kentucky former county clerk Kim Davis put pressure on the Supreme Court to revisit Obergefell v. Hodges and overturn it. This case,...

Death, tours and rock’n’roll
Victoria Olguin, Staff Writer • November 18, 2025

Within the past couple months, several rock’n’roll icons have begun to pass away. Some of the biggest were Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys,...

Government shutdown opens mixed feelings
Kevin Aaron Salcido Morales, News Writer • November 18, 2025

After almost two months, the government shutdown seems to have ended, and I am glad that it’s over. However, I am not entirely satisfied because...

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