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Five years after Westboro Baptist Church protested Doane, the counterprotest, Doane is Love, is still going strong as an annual event.
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Saturday’s football game featured the announcement of this year’s Duke and Duchess of Homecoming 2020: Quinn Martin (Duke) and Natalie Brainard (Duchess).
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Bars in Crete continue to remain open since the arrival of students back on Doane’s campus.
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Thursday, Sept. 24 marked the second meeting of a five-part interactive series put on by Doane’s Division of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI).
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One of the lesser-known groups on campus is the Death Cafe. Professor of English Philip Jude Weitl and Associate Professor of Biology Tessa Durham Brooks host the Death Cafe bi-monthly on Saturday mornings as a way to openly discuss the topics of death and mortality.
Student-teaching has been caught up in a mess of last-minute changes and adaptations. Practicum students have had the option to teach online via Zoom or in-person and on Zoom, depending on the students’ comfortability levels.
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It is no surprise that Doane students exceed expectations but a couple of students have taken on the role of being self-propelled entrepreneurs while balancing a full-time class schedule.
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When President Trump passed a travel ban that halted all unnecessary travel to and from specific countries, for many, it was only a matter of not being able to go on this year’s summer vacation. However, for international students who come to the United States for an education, it was a very…
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Aug 31 is International Overdose Awareness Day. In order to protect yourself and friends, know the signs of drug overdose and what to do in an emergency.
COVID-19 has changed the way that people across the world live their daily lives.
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Doane alumnus Tanner Boesiger is on campus once again. The 2018 Doane graduate accepted an adjunct position to teach ART 107 Two Dimension Design (2D Design) in Doane's Art Department.