Kennadi Borngrebe has emerged as nothing short of a stud for the Wayne State College softball team this season. The 5’7 redshirt-freshman product from Elkhorn South High School in Omaha has been named ...

Growing up queer in rural Nebraska, I never felt I had a place to be myself. By day, I swallowed up the teachings of my outdated theology textbooks and bigoted priests who proclaimed the only place ...

In August, the Archdiocese of Omaha released a policy that threatens drastic consequences for the students and faculty of the diocese’s 70 schools. Under the “Policy of Human Sexuality,” all staff and ...

For more volleyball images from this game, contact Whitney Winter at [email protected] ...

The Wayne State College student radio station, also known as 91.9 The Cat, organized this year’s annual Turkey Drop. This year’s turkey drop was the 26th edition of the event. The turkey drop was ...

Class registration is no longer a fight for class seats, it’s a fight about who the registration hub, WildcatsOnline, will decide to work for. From traffic on WildcatsOnline to being unable to sign up ...

Like many other plant enthusiasts, I find myself constantly browsing through Facebook Marketplace on the hunt for a new specimen to bring home. I discovered a beautiful trailing plant with soft purple ...

Wildcat football loses 17-38 against Sioux Falls in their last home game of the season. Photos from Elizabeth Hjelm Photos from Whitney Winter ...

The Wayne State College Wildcats started their outdoor track and field season by hosting the Wildcat Classic Friday, March 24 and Saturday, March 25. The Wildcat classic had many teams from all around ...

A person who purchases products at a low price and sells said products to their customers at a higher price is known as a reseller. There are several kinds of resellers from sneaker heads and antiques ...

Blue Cat Gallery in downtown Wayne presents Chad Petska’s “Abandoned Nebraska & Other Works” which is open from March 4-April 30. Your donation will support the student journalists of Wayne State ...

Throughout everyone’s education, they come across Harper Lee’s “To Kill a Mockingbird” in one way or another. This might be through the Gregory Peck film or reading the words from Harper Lee’s novel.