On April 28, the Campus Advocacy Prevention and Education (CAPE) Project, Chi Delta Sorority, and Tau Sigma Zeta Fraternity teamed up to conclude Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) with their final event, #STEPS4THEM, a 5k fun run or 1-mile walk in support of survivors. The event had a four-dollar entrance fee and donated its proceeds […]
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Updated May 2, 2024 Recently around the country we have seen an influx of Pro-Palestinian demonstrators continue to turn out at schools across the country despite the risk of detention and suspension. These students are often asking for their schools to divest their resources from Israel, the United States military or defense companies as well
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Walk and run hosted to raise money for survivors Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) is concluding as April comes to an end and with that comes one last event, #Steps $4 Them, a community walk and run held on April 28, which has participants paying a four-dollar entry fee that will go to sexual assault
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With the semester coming to an end, students are preparing for their summer break and creating their schedules for the next fall semester. However, some students are taking on a unique opportunity and preparing to study abroad over summer break or to be fully abroad when the fall semester starts. “I think all students should
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On April 13, students went and visited the Omaha Henry Doorly Zoo as part of a Doane Student Programming Board (SPB) event. Twenty students from Doane attended the trip, each one having their own entrance fee and travel paid for through the school. The Omaha Henry Doorly Zoo is renowned as not only one of
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This summer, I am traveling to Japan for a six-week study abroad program. To say I am excited is an understatement. This will be the first time I have left the United States for a sizable amount of time. I have spent a brief amount of time on some of the islands in the Caribbean
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On April 2, the Student Programming Board (SPB) continued its SPB Foodie Series with Sushi Night, and it was a rebound compared to the last Foodie Series, with a far stronger student showing than the previous Foodie Series. SPB Chair Sophomore Jessica Villanueva said that there were a lot of people. “I think we had
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As we approach the back end of the semester I find myself more and more staring off into space, overwhelmed by the sheer amount of work I need to complete. Projects, tests, essays, emails to send, texts to respond to and practice for my sport, while at the same time needing to find time to
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On April 10, 17 and 24 Doane will be hosting an Advocacy Workshop where students can learn how to network and contact senators, lobbyists and non-profits so they can advocate for their communities to be more involved politically and socially. “I think often it’s seen as this large project where you have to be fully
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On March 19, Doane hosted Professor and Director for the Institute for Ethical Leadership at Rutgers University Joanne B. Ciulla who held a lecture called “What the Humanities Tell Us About Ethical Leadership” in the Heckman Auditorium. The lecture aims to explain how to develop and sustain ethical leadership, Ciulla pulled from numerous examples across
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