On Sept. 6, “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” was officially released on Hulu. With eight episodes in its first season, the show has already become the most-watched unscripted series on Hulu. Despite its popularity, the show has received low reviews, scoring 4/10 on IMDb and a 57% approval rating from Google users. The series […]
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From Sept. 9-12 Active Minds and the Counseling Center are hosting Suicide Prevention Week. On Sept. 10 murals and movies will be hosted at Lakeside, and Sept. 11 is the day to phone a friend. On Sept. 12 will be the Colors of Hope walk, which will be at Cassel Theater. Suicide prevention speakers will
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On Sept. 5, the CAPE Project hosted the Burn Your Trauma event outside Smith Hall. CAPE works to increase awareness and support victims of sexual assault, domestic violence and stalking. Through education and inclusive programs, they strive to reduce these instances of abuse. The event wasn’t only focused on burning trauma from abuse, but also
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Doane University was happy to announce the new cohort of students joining the Doane Honors Program on Aug. 23. Each year Doane selects 20 applicants who are academically successful as well as curious and great leaders. “High standards influence my motivation to work hard. Once I reach my high goals, I feel accomplished. An opportunity
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Every year Netflix releases another season of “Love is Blind.” Contestants go to the show hoping to fall in love by talking through a wall to people they have never seen, couples have one week to get engaged, and only after the proposal can they see each other. They then go to a little honeymoon
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