Last Thursday, April 23, Gamma Phi Iota sorority hosted its first “Gammalympics” event in Fuhrer Field House to raise money for the Special Olympics. This event consisted of seven events that the six teams present were able to participate in. First was cup stacking. This was done in a relay style where two members from
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People don’t care about things anymore. Earth Day was last week, and it’s really got me thinking about the environment and how many people just don’t care about it anymore. I’ve always been the type of person who cares and feels about literally everything so deeply and truly. I show up for things, I put
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On Tuesday, April 14, the Campus Advocacy, Prevention, and Education Project (CAPE) collaborated with Phi Sigma Tau sorority to host Survivors Speak. This event was held that evening in Lakeside and featured an opening story from Delaney Ashmore, a survivor and tattoo artist from Lincoln. She shared her story of dealing with sexual assault, how
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On April 15, Doane’s Theatre Honor Fraternity, Alpha Psi Omega (APO), hosted its annual Short Night of Theatre, referred to as SNOT. This event is a long-standing tradition of APO, as they put this together as their last event in the academic school year. It features campus theatre-lovers showcasing scenes, monologues, tech and musical performances.
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This past Friday and Saturday, April 17 and 18, Doane hosted the Nebraska Schools eSports Association (NSeSA) in their annual spring tournament. This is a two-day event held in the Haddix Athletics Building, which brought in around 235 students from 43 different high schools. The students competing for this tournament qualified after playing their regular
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“Cancer changes perspectives,” Karen Morris of the Crete UCC Church said. Countless individuals on the Doane campus and throughout the world have had their lives touched by cancer in one way or another. Whether it’s a friend or family member they’ve lost or cared for, or maybe even themselves, cancer’s destructive impact is far-reaching, and
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One of Doane’s most beloved traditions, Stop Day, happened last month. On March 24, the infamous Stop Day email was sent out at 6:17 a.m., followed by a very loud campus-wide wakeup, complete with sirens, hooting and hollering. This announcement brought some mixed feelings onto campus, as traditionally, Stop Day has been held in April,
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AI usage has always been an issue at Doane since I’ve been here. Granted, this is my first year at Doane, but seriously, the amount of pure AI slop I’ve seen thus far has been absolutely insane. Whether it’s people using ChatGPT instead of their brains for assignments, or clearly AI-generated posters being approved and
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With rehearsals for the musical “Scarlet” picking up, the Theatre Department is in full swing. At this point, we’re halfway through the spring semester, which means it’s time to start preparing for the fall. Whether that be planning classes, roommate groups or activities, all students on campus have something to work on. For the Doane
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We’re almost three whole months into 2026, which means there are almost three months’ worth of music, niche internet references and most importantly, to me: fashion trends. There’s no doubt that every year has a “trending pattern” that goes absolutely viral online and in most fast fashion stores. While it’s an arguable topic, in peak
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