Along with the many homecoming festivities, the Doane Theatre Department opened its first mainstage show of the 2026-2027 season, “Rhinoceros” by Eugène Ionesco. This show is a French absurdist comedy written in the late 1950s and translated to English by Derek Prouse. This show opened Oct. 1 and had a three-show run, with closing night
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Content warning: The following story deals with themes and personal narratives of sexual assault. Doane offers free counseling for students. Additionally, the Hope Crisis Center, serving southeast Nebraska, can be reached anytime at 1-877-388-HOPE(4673). All of the talk online and even in person about the Cornell case that has resurfaced since it occurred in 2024
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Okay guys, stay with me here. I think 67 is funny, and I love when jokes about it are made. Call me a child, say I have the humor of a middle schooler, I literally do not care. 67 is incredibly special to me, and I’m gonna explain exactly why. It brings together a community
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With AI unfortunately becoming more prevalent every day, it’s become incredibly easy to identify when a poster or piece of writing used AI for its creation. Identifying things like this is a talent of mine, as I have not yet been wrong in any of my assumptions, but it’s started to become something that more
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Facilities Operations and Residential Life & Education have released a statement clarifying points and providing context regarding this article. This article does not accurately reflect Facilities Operations or Residential Life’sperspective or procedures. The Owl strives to be fair and accurate in our reporting. You can find the statement here. After having a drastic weather change over the past
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This past week, Alpha Pi Epsilon fraternity, otherwise known as the APEs, hosted their annual philanthropy event: Summer’s End Xtravaganza (S.E.X.). The purpose of this weeklong event is to educate campus on safe sex practices and proper consent. This year’s S.E.X. lasted four days with each night having a specific theme and event to go
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With the fall semester picking up in all aspects on campus, this means the fall sports and athletics are in full swing in terms of frequent practices. For a lot of athletes, though, the heat has been unbearable. This past summer was officially the hottest recorded meteorological summer (June to August period) in the history
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The Doane Theatre Department is almost ready to put on its final show of the year. “Scarlet” is this year’s musical, and there are many things about it that make it different from other shows Doane has put on before. For one, “Scarlet” started as a concept album on Spotify but has then evolved into
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A week ago, on Tuesday, April 21, Doane’s Student Programming Board (SPB) hosted another one of their Coffee Shop Series Events. This event in particular featured clay crafts, mini canvas painting, bracelet making and a small bedazzling station. This craft experience was paired with a live performance from Das Dat, a R&B/Funk band from Lincoln,
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