On Jan. 5, Puerto Rican rapper Benito Martínez, better known by his stage name “Bad Bunny,” released his most recent album titled Debí tirar más fotos, or Dtmf (I Should’ve Taken More Pictures). Ever since, I’ve been listening to it nonstop. The whole album is amazing—it is probably one of my favorite albums, honestly. The […]
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The men of Alpha Omega Fraternity hosted a late-night breakfast. The event took place on March 5, from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. at the Brodie Hall Kitchen. Students and faculty were encouraged to stop by and enjoy a hearty meal, with the fraternity offering an $8.00 pancake plate that includes three pancakes, two eggs,
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Lorraine shares her experience returning home to Panama At the beginning of last semester, I was homesick most of the time. Every time I noticed something different from what I expected in the U.S. like the high costs of food, the cultural differences, etc. I would think: “If I were home, this wouldn’t be this
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As artificial intelligence (AI) tools become more accessible, Doane University students and faculty are grappling with how to use them ethically and effectively in academics and beyond. Today, AI can be applied across nearly every subject, raising questions about its role in education. Writing Center Director and English professor Jeremy Caldwell, along with Programming and
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On Feb. 9, a total of 45 peepholes were stolen from three campus buildings, with 39 of them taken from Sheldon Hall with some taken from Frees Hall as well. The incidents were first reported in the morning, but as community advisors (CAs) began checking other buildings, they discovered the thefts had occurred across multiple
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“It’s a big story about friendship, mental health, and the importance of both self-care and caring for others,” said senior Gavin Strauss about his upcoming film project. Strauss is the writer and director of the film, which is set to begin production in February and wrap by mid-to-late March 2025. Strauss is a senior majoring
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On Jan. 24 the Student Programming Board (SPB) presented a Glow Casino Night in Arts & Ed 236/238. Kicking off at 9 p.m. sharp, the event featured over $1,500 in prizes including TVs, speakers and AirPods. The event consisted of over 10 casino and Minute-To-Win-It games. Throughout the night, students got to enjoy free snacks
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Last week, Greek Council hosted “Red Zone Awareness.” The “Red Zone” is the period between the start of the academic year and Thanksgiving break — a time when students are at the highest risk for sexual assault. Inspired by the urgency of this issue, a member of the Greek Council collaborated with the Diversity, Equity,
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