I have just finished reading “Open” by Andre Agassi. This book has been one of the most inspiring experiences I’ve had as both a student and an athlete. Coming from Spain, where sports like tennis and soccer are part of everyday life, I thought I already understood what dedication and discipline meant. But Agassi’s story […]
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Doane University’s Division of Community and Government Relations (CGR) continues to make life easier for students through its Shuttle Service Program, a free and convenient way to explore nearby cities and local attractions. The service has become a huge help for international students who do not have a car, offering the opportunity to go shopping,
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The upcoming Relay for Life event will be held on Thursday, April 10, 2026, from 6 p.m. to midnight, bringing together student organizations and other groups for an evening of activities and awareness. Relay for Life was created by the American Cancer Society as a fundraising movement to help communities combat cancer. Through raised funds,
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An Ironman is one of the toughest endurance events in the world, a race that tests the limits of human strength and mental determination. It combines a 3.8-kilometer swim, a 180-kilometer bike ride and a full 42.2-kilometer marathon, all of which must be completed consecutively. The Half-Ironman, officially known as Ironman 70.3, cuts those distances
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As an international student-athlete, leadership has always been a part of my life, but the Hansen Leadership Program has pushed me to think more deeply about what kind of leader I want to be. In my eyes, a good leader is not just someone who gives instructions. A good leader listens, motivates and creates trust.
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Men’s & Women’s Soccer On Oct. 4, the Men’s soccer team played at home against Dakota Wesleyan University; the men’s team lost 0 – 4. Junior and goalkeeper, Curtis Oberg, had seven saves on the goal, with Mateo Jelicich having three shots on the goal. Switching gears to the Women’s soccer team, who played at
Football The Doane Tigers football team (0-3) lost to Dordt University on Saturday, Sept. 13 in the second home game of the season by a score of 41-0. The Tigers were unable to score any points during the game. On the other hand, Dordt scored 7 points in the first quarter, 14 in the second
The Doane volleyball team (8-6) started its conference games this week with a loss on Wednesday, Sept. 10, against Hastings College and a victory on Saturday, Sept. 13, against Mount Marty University, both home games. The conference overall for the Tigers is (1-1). The Tigers couldn’t get a win in their first game of the
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Yesterday I watched something I never thought would get me so excited: a boxing fight. I’ve never considered myself a big boxing fan. In fact, I usually don’t pay much attention to the sport. But when it’s Canelo Álvarez in the ring facing Terence “Bud” Crawford, you know it’s not just another fight — it’s
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On Friday, Sept. 13, and Saturday, Sept. 14, the women’s tennis team participated in the GPAC Individual Tournament in Lincoln, Nebraska. In the first flight of singles rounds, junior Maria Purizaca won in the first round 6-1, 6-1, in the second round won 6-0, 6-1, but lost in the final, which placed her second overall.
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