On Wednesday, April 9, Doane University held its 10th annual Robert L. Polk Lecture on Race & Social Justice with guest lecturer Dr. Thema Bryant in the Heckman Auditorium. The lecture series is named after Rev. Dr. Polk, who was the first Black graduate from Doane in 1952. As part of his legacy at Doane, […]
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Like many of you, I attended this year’s Robert L. Polk Lecture on Race & Social Justice with guest lecturer Dr. Thema Bryant in the Heckman Auditorium. There are not enough kind words I can levy towards Doane for hosting this event. It’s something that will remain relevant, inspires hope and change and the promise
Open your eyes, all oppression is linked Read More »
President Donald Trump’s White House has promised sweeping changes to multiple agencies and departments, ranging from the National Park Service, USAID and the Department of Transportation. One of President Trump’s largest proposed changes, however, is to the Department of Education (DOE), appointing Linda McMahon to head the department. President Trump has promised to shut down
Changes to the Department of Education: What does this mean for Doane? Read More »
Graduation is often a time of excitement about one’s future and career goals, but some graduates might need some direction and guidance in their lives after graduation. Doane University’s new, full-time, day-time Master of Business Administration (MBA) program is perfect for recent or upcoming graduates and can help prepare graduates for the evolving world of
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Every year, Doane University welcomes a new Honors cohort, which is a group of students who strive for academic excellence and hope to push themselves educationally, whether its at Doane, abroad or after graduation. This year, Doane welcomed 20 new students to the program and these students are poised to continue Doanes storied Honors program.
2025 Honors Cohort announced Read More »
We are constantly told that we can’t live in abundance, especially in America, whether it’s accessible public transportation, low-income housing, cheap medicine and environmentally safe energy. If you advocate for any of these things you’re going to be called a socialist who doesn’t believe in capitalism, that the free market will in time provide all
We can live in abundance Read More »
Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the technology of the future and is poised to change not only higher education but also the job market. Due to the emerging technology, several programs are evaluating how they will change with the times. But for the English Department at Doane, they’re poised to embrace AI. Professor and Chair
Professor Weitl announces Thinking and Writing With AI Certificate program Read More »
Despite Twitter’s hellish descent into an app full of extremists and propagandists, it still remains a storied website. Rich with history, cultural moments and foundational texts, one of those texts being from the now-defunct account @Horse_ebooks. The account was a spambot, pulling text from e-commerce websites and posting it as marketing for books, catalogs and
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Doane University, like any university or college, relies a lot on its donors and grant givers for day-to-day funds, athletics, programs and research. As a way to help secure that critical funding, Doane hosted One Day, One Doane a fundraising event on March 20, to help meet a fundraising goal that unlocked a $75,000 donation
One Day, One Doane finds success Read More »
A senior capstone project is the culmination of years of hard work and is the final project many students complete before they walk the stage on graduation. These projects are often semester-long endeavors and can sometimes be started as early as a student’s sophomore year and are oftentimes the culmination of years of accumulated skills.
Graphic design capstone projects displayed in Rall Gallery Read More »
