As the summer comes closer and closer, many students are picking up internships or preparing to study afar in hopes of expanding their horizons and learning in a new environment. For freshman Johnathan Schmidt he will get the opportunity to do both as he is the first student ever to receive an internship by the […]
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On Feb. 21, the Writing Center held a community event called Write Out Loud, where students could share their written works. The written works could be anything, ranging from fiction, essays, research papers, non-fiction, poetry, DND campaigns, song lyrics, as long as it was written, the work could be shared for anyone to hear. “Write
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Success does not come immediately for many first-time coaches, and it often takes years to achieve notable results. Being a first-time collegiate coach is an even more difficult undertaking. However, for Assistant Track Coach Annika Pingel, her debut came with a tremendous amount of success. “Right after outdoor nationals, when I was finished with my
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As seniors prepare to graduate in May, some are putting their names out into the world for employers to hopefully be recruited for a job after college. For senior Logan Capek, this meant venturing south to Memphis, Tennessee, to audition with over 80 different theater companies at the Unified Professional Theatre Audition (UPTA) in hopes
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On Feb. 11, while our attention was held by the opening acts of the Super Bowl, news broke that marathon world record holder Kelvin Kiptum and his Coach, Gervais Hakizimana, passed away due to a car accident in their home country of Kenya. Kiptum famously broke the world marathon world record with a time of
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Doane Baseball starts the season with a perfect 4-0 record after visiting Columbus, Missouri. The Tigers started their season against Columbia College on Feb. 9 and came into the game swinging. After a scoreless first, Doane struck first off the back of a solo home run from junior Aaron Vulcano, which was immediately followed by
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Since moving into the New Hall, my suitemates and I have bonded through movie nights. To have a movie selected, you must first put it on the big board (write it on the whiteboard), and then we all vote whether or not the movie makes it past screening and onto our “to be watched list.”
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Students at Doane are rushing fraternities and sororities for the first time since 2022. Fraternities and sororities prepared for a wave of new members with a series of Greek events, mixers and open houses in the hopes they can hopefully recruit prospective students to their groups. Students who are interested in Greek groups join for
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Doane University welcomed a new CAPE and OVW Director this semester, with 2023 Doane graduate Jaden Hilkemann stepping in to fill the position. CAPE, which stands for Campus Advocacy, Protection and Education, is a grant awarded by the Office on Violence against Women (OVW) and aims to help decrease the stigma, provide support and prevent
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“The Iron Claw” promises all the hallmarks of a standard sports story. A series of prodigies who shape their sport, high-flying action, over-the-top macho masculinity and a curse that torments our main character. But “The Iron Claw” cannot be compared to your average sports stories. Doing so would be a disservice to it. What happens
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