With the spring semester almost halfway through, it’s a good time to consider study abroad opportunities, especially with the upcoming Gilman scholarship deadline. “The Gilman Scholarship is for US citizens who receive Pell Grants who are also doing a credit-bearing study abroad or internship,” National Fellowship Advisor Joshua Pope said. “The Gilman-McCain is similar, but
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Friday, Feb. 27, Doane University Latino Student Association (DULSA) cleared away the tables in Lakeside to create a dancefloor for their Latin Dance Night. “My expectations for the event are high. I’ll be teaching salsa to everyone, and it will be a very pleasant atmosphere,” sophomore Luis Ariza Gonzalez said before the event. Ariza Gonzalez
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After our advisor (Hi Eric) challenged us to use petrichor in an article last week, we got to thinking about odd, unusual, and uncommon words. Of course, there are classic examples to whip out during a verbal vocab frenzy like defenestration or even supercalifragilisticexpialidocious (thank you, Mary Poppins). But we’d like to take some time
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While known among locals for crazy weather patterns and “fool’s winter,” the weather in Nebraska has been extra odd recently. Persisting drought conditions and high winds left large portions of the state in fire-related weather advisories the week of Feb. 16. For the first time since 2015, an extreme fire risk was issued in parts
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After hours of snowfall on Thursday, Feb. 19, some students braved the storm to celebrate the Lunar New Year. Although the Lunar New Year was on Feb.17, the Year of the Fire Horse, the Asian and Pacific Islander Organization (APIO) held a celebratory gathering that Thursday. Senior Nadalie Leon and Chef Shack showed people how
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I am so incredibly astounded and proud of Team USA’s hockey performance at these Winter Olympics. Of course, I’m talking about the women. Sixteen of Team USA’s players and Twenty-three of Team Canada’s players were from the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL), the best hockey league around. No, seriously, none of our players have ever
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The office of Community and Government Relations (CGR) hosted another installment in the Hear Me Out series, which was attended by an equal mix of staff and students. The goal of these sessions is to build thriving communities where stories can be shared and connections made. Students learned how to listen to others and share
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On Friday, Jan. 30, the office of Residential Life and Education sent an email to all Doane students regarding housing for next semester. Some aspects of the housing system, mainly the housing lottery, have changed. Brian Stutz, Director of Housing, said the changes are happening due to student feedback. “ I agree with many students’
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