After a very intense game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers, it’s not shocking that the Chiefs won another Super Bowl. However, since it was an intense game, that also means there were a lot of interesting things that happened. So let’s talk about them. First being, yes, Taylor Swift made […]
Halftime show saves the game Read More »
On Feb. 3, all the different sororities and fraternities traveled to all four resident halls to congratulate their new potential members by passing out their bids. After receiving these bids, these surprised students had two hours to decide which group they wanted to join. Freshmen Mallory Riffel, Savannah Allgeyer and Carly Rains, all joined different
Greek members undergo NME Read More »
On the last Tuesday of every month, the Foodie Series makes something different for every single event; this time, they did Waffle Night. Assistant Director of Student Engagement Spencer Munson said that the members of the Student Programming Board (SPB) invited Fresh Ideas Chef Shack Butters to a meeting to collaborate on different food options.
Foodie series hosts waffle night Read More »
The month of February is a very interesting month, we have the Super Bowl, Valentine’s Day, but along with that, there are the Grammys, which is an eventful occasion in general. Starting off with the shocking news was Taylor Swift announcing her new album titled, “The Tortured Poets Department.” All the Swifties thought she was
Despite popularity Grammys overrated Read More »
On Feb. 2 and 3, the Doane Tigers participated in the Fred Beile Classic at Fuhrer Field House. Starting off with the women’s team in the field events, first with pole vault taking home first place was freshman Kaylee Pribyl vaulting a height of 3.67m. Following Pribyl was sophomore Kennedy Stanley, with a height of
Track and Field hosts final home meet Read More »
Get your poker chips out, and your poker face on because the Student Programming Board (SPB) just held another successful Glow Casino on Feb. 2. Senior and member of SPB McKenna Revis, states that there were enough people to fill every blackjack table as well as all the other games. “I think my favorite part
Glow casino called a success Read More »
Student Leadership Applications are now open. These applications include positions such as Orientation Leader, Student Programming Board Team Leader, Doane Ambassador and more. Applications for these positions opened on Jan. 29 and will be closing on March 1. Academic Specialist and Tiger Mentorship Program Coordinator Blake Tobey, who is a part of the leadership team
Leadership applications open Read More »
Over the last couple of years, streaming services have become more popular than ever. Having fan favorite movies and shows all in one place, and viewers can watch them at any time. However, with these streaming services, many people have found that some services have to pay more for ad-free shows. Sophomores Jacob Eacker and
Streaming services hold control Read More »
With Spring Break coming up in about a month, many students are trying to figure out what they are going to do. Whether it’s going home, staying on campus or traveling, Doane is offering an Alternative Spring Break for residential and non-residential students. This year, Assistant Director of Leadership and Service Eric Jones and Site
Alt. Spring Break applications open Read More »
The residents of Sheldon Hall finally have a new Community Director, Nadia Lanik. Prior to coming to Doane, Lanik worked at the University of Wisconsin. There they were working as a Hall Director. From there they realized that working in a higher education setting was something they were passionate about. “I worked closely with my
New director hired for Sheldon Read More »
