This feels a little surreal; I’m going to be done with college. I’m going to graduate and all of my time here at Doane as a student will be over. There are a lot of emotions that are swirling around right now; I’m excited for my future, I have an immense amount of dread, I’m […]
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When we talk about the end of the semester, most people immediately think about summer break and graduation. For 10 Doane students, the end of the semester means preparing to serve Doane through leadership and campus involvement. On April 25, the Student Congress elected 10 students to serve as STUCO senators for the 2025-26 school
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The end of the semester is upon us and with that, students are staying up late, straining their eyes looking at review material and doing everything they can to pass their classes and ace their finals. But staying up late and stressing about school work can have some negative health effects if students push past
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A lot is happening in Washington, D.C., right now. Whether it’s tariffs being enacted, the arrest of student protestors, the Department of Government Efficacy (DOGE) cutting government agencies or the arrest of judges, a lot of people have questions about what is happening in Washington. On Tuesday, April 22, a group of students and faculty
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Sexual assault is often an isolating experience, despite research showing sexual violence is all too common for many. On April 27, on a windy and slightly rainy afternoon, a group of around 75 runners and walkers took to Doane’s Cross Country course to raise awareness about sexual assault and to support Hope Crisis Center, Crete’s
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Recently, I was over at a friend’s place in Lincoln, and the two of us were talking about how our lives are going to be after graduation. Just a mere two days after graduating, she starts her job with a prominent bank chain in Nebraska. We talked about our mutual best friend who is going
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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
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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
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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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