Day filled with presentations of research projects Doane hosted Mind Expo in the Don Nyrop Great Hall on April 18. Mind Expo was an event where students in their undergraduate studies at Doane could present their scholarly works. Mind Expo was sponsored this year by the Institute for Computing, essentially a think tank for people […]
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Doane’s Student Programming Board (SPB) is hosting another event in its Coffee Shop Series today from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The artist this time is Jack Rodenburg, a multi-instrumentalist who plays in a “Piano-Bar” style. Jack is a Ph.D. student at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln with a specialization in Ecology, Evolution, and
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Doane hosted former professor and current professional Historian Molly Rozum for a talk about her research. The research was about agricultural businessman George Will, and how his evolving relationship with the Native Americans of North Dakota helped him morph his view of the region he was living in. Rozum received her bachelor’s from Notre Dame
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Doane seniors are graduating in a little under a month from now. Although their time taking classes for Doane’s Undergraduate program is nearing a close, it is potentially not their last time getting help from Doane. Doane’s Career, Leadership and Services (CLS) Office offers alumni help in transitioning into life outside of Doane. One of
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Last week, Doane celebrated libraries and their staff by partaking in National Library Week. Activities were planned throughout the week, and little celebrations were held for specific themes to encapsulate their appreciation for those themes. Starting on Sun., the library had coloring pages and puzzles for people to enjoy. “This is a nation-wide celebration for
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Doane is having speakers come in from outside of Doane to counsel students who are interested in attending law school after Doane. The upcoming event for pre-law students is a law school counseling session, hosted by University of Nebraska Lincoln (UNL) Law School Admissions Counselor Rachel Smith on April 17. The counseling is good for
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The submission window for the New Xanadu (TNX) has officially closed. The submission period started in the middle of the fall semester and ended officially on April 13. TNX is an open submission platform, meaning that independent writers submit to the program, and with some edits for formatting and grammar, their piece gets published in
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Doane hosted a musical event featuring Doane’s Jazz Band and Chamber Strings Ensemble. The event was held on April 15 at 7 p.m. The event was for all students to attend, with snacks and other treats as an incentive for students to come and enjoy the concert. “We are excited to hold this performance at
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I watched “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” recently, and I really want to talk about it. The movie is incredible by the way, go watch it. This movie is so many things at once that if I tried to list them all, that would be the opinion, so I am going to make the
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Doane Student Senator Applications are now open for upper-classmen students to enter. Student senators are students who are elected to be in a position where they represent the graduating class that they are a part of. What this means is that these students have a vote in the Student Congress (StuCo) to help decide the
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