Updated Oct. 26, 2024 The Communications Building at Doane University, standing tall for 54 years, is about to undergo a significant transformation. As part of Doane’s 2023-2026 Strategic Plan, the building will be expanded by 47,492 square feet and renovated by 8,820 square feet to create a state-of-the-art Performing Arts Center (PAC). This project, which
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On Oct 14, students gathered outside of Lakeside to kick off the homecoming week with food, fun, and laughter. A buffet of barbeque items was offered and the first attendees received free Doane-Coming t-shirts featuring the vibrant “Tiger Time Warp” graphic. The highlight of the evening arrived at 6:30 p.m. when stand-up comedian Derrick Knopsnyder
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Smith Hall was transformed into a Wild West haven on Oct 17, covered with lights, hay bales, lassos and even a mechanical bull for the annual Cowboy Party. This homecoming tradition has been a staple for years, with students encouraged to don their best Western gear and mosey on down to Smith at 8:00 p.m.
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Wood crackled and sparks flew as students gathered for Doane’s annual homecoming bonfire on Oct. 15. The event kicked off at 9 p.m., with temperatures at a brisk 42 degrees Fahrenheit, dropping to 38 degrees before the night was through. The towering flames lit up the Tuxedo Park Raceway, casting a warm glow over the
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This November, the Whitcomb Theatre will come alive with “Between the Lines,” an enchanting musical that blurs the boundaries between reality and fantasy. The story follows Delilah, a lonely girl who finds solace in the pages of her favorite book, only to have the lines between fact and fiction dissolve. Based on the novel by
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Kris Williams, the director of institutional effectiveness at Doane, has attended every Doane Dialogue since its inception. These panel discussions tackle a wide range of topics, all of which are relevant to the current political climate. Hosted by the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) office, the series aims to foster understanding between differing perspectives and
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As the warm glow of a bonfire illuminated the night sky in Edgerton, Kansas, members of CRU gathered for a weekend of worship, connection and self-reflection. CRU, a Christian organization that brings students together to explore faith, held its annual weekend retreat Oct. 4-6, with students from Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska schools in attendance. Doane
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Tuxedo Park saw an influx of visitors on Sept. 18 as Celebrate Crete kicked off the evening. The event, a collaboration between Doane University and the City of Crete, celebrated the town’s diverse cultures and people. This was the first year for the event, held in place of the annual Back to School Community Picnic,
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“This is not important. This is just a play.” In the dimly lit Whitcomb Lee Conservatory, junior Ella Zubieni, sophomore Emily Dominguez, freshman Frankie McClaren and freshman Kenzie Sanders stood not on stage, but among the audience, setting the tone for “Town Hall,” a play performed Sept. 19-21. The production, starring the four leads, delved
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Doane’s director of dining services, Victoria Swanson, has partnered with Fresh Ideas to introduce a new dining option for students, faculty and staff. As part of Fresh Ideas’ “Green-and-Go” program, reusable to-go containers are now available on campus, offering a more sustainable option for those on the move. The containers can be purchased at the
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