On April 11, Doane hosted its annual Relay for Life event from 6 p.m. to 12 a.m. at the Fieldhouse. Relay for Life is a nationwide charity walk where communities come together to raise funds and show support in the fight against cancer. The event began with performances from POYD, a local dance school and […]
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On April 14, history was made as an all-women’s flight to space successfully launched. On this ship was a group of civilians, including Katy Perry, Amanda Nguyen, Gayle King and other remarkable women. I think it’s a great day in women’s history, showing that women can dedicate their lives to science and exploration. Many of
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On May 31, the Black Student Alliance (BSA) hosted a brownie bake sale to raise money for the organization. At the event, club president La Mia Benn and Vice President Kya Caddy represented the group and helped with the baking. The event took place in Sheldon Hall at the same time as the second floor’s
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NOTE: This story is a joke created to celebrate April Fools’ Day. All individuals mentioned in the story have given their consent to participate. According to local Crete Police, Thomas the Tiger, Doane’s beloved and fierce mascot, has been reported missing. Thomas the Tiger was last seen by Senior Isaac Ebke on Sunday, March 30,
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Following the snowstorm on March 19, many homes throughout the Omaha and Lincoln areas experienced power outages. Due to ice accumulating on power sources and high winds, many poles were damaged easily, and repairs took longer than expected. As a result, thousands were left without power and, in some cases, water if they relied on
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Note: This story is a joke created by Owl writers to celebrate April Fools’ Day. All individuals mentioned in the story have given their consent to appear. One common struggle that unites college students everywhere is balancing school and personal life. Too often, the stress from classes seeps into our downtime like an inescapable plague.
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On March 27, Alpha Pi Epsilon hosted an event to raise money for their fraternity. The fundraising took place in Brodie Kitchen from 8:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. The event was also a social gathering for students, as well as other sororities and fraternities, who showed their support for Alpha Pi Epsilon. With music playing
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On March 18, the Student Programming Board (SPB) presented a Coffee Shop Series event featuring live music from Miles Salsar, Mason Buller and Jackson Evi—a band from UNL known as MMA. The band typically consists of Miles Mason and Asher Robinson, but since Asher was unavailable, Jackson stepped in as a replacement for this performance.
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On March 22, the Doane Student Programming Board (SPB) hosted The Great Crete Escape, a field trip to Sun Valley Lanes in Lincoln, Nebraska. Spencer Munson, Assistant Director of Campus Engagement, helped oversee the event and assisted students, ensuring everyone had a great time. Students were able to take a shuttle to the event or
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On Feb. 21, the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) officially closed its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) department due to indications from the federal government regarding funding cuts for DEI programs. The U.S. Department of Education issued a statement on Jan. 23: “The U.S. Department of Education has taken action to eliminate harmful Diversity,
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