2024-2025

READ THIS WEEK’S ISSUE OF THE DOANE OWL, NEBRASKA’S OLDEST COLLEGE NEWSPAPER. This is our final issue of the 2024-25 school year! Thank you for all your support. The Owl will fly away for a bit, but we’ll return in the fall with more local journalism for the Doane and Crete communities. Have a wonderful […]

READ THIS WEEK’S OWL, NEBRASKA’S OLDEST COLLEGE NEWSPAPER. As the school year nears its end, we want to thank you for your support and your readership. We do what we do to serve the Doane and Crete communities: to inform, to entertain, to shed light on the lives, activities and concerns of the people in

THIS WEEK’S ISSUE OF THE DOANE OWL, NEBRASKA’S OLDEST COLLEGE NEWSPAPER. Thank you for your continued support of student journalism at Doane! We will continue to work hard to support the Doane and Crete communities by producing quality local news that is fair, accurate and enlightening.

CLICK HERE TO READ THIS WEEK’S ISSUE OF THE DOANE OWL, NEBRASKA’S OLDEST COLLEGE NEWSPAPER. We’re in the home stretch of spring 2025. Thank you for supporting student journalism all year. Let us know how we can serve you better!

APRIL FOOLS’ DAY EDITION. This issue of the Doane Owl contains three joke stories, made up by our writers to celebrate April Fools’ Day and to highlight the importance of media literacy in an age of rampant dis-/misinformation. There is one joke story in News, one in Life & Culture, and one in Sports. The

CLICK HERE TO READ THIS WEEK’S ISSUE OF THE DOANE OWL, NEBRASKA’S OLDEST COLLEGE NEWSPAPER. Thank you for your continued support of student journalism at Doane. Let us know how we can serve you better!

CLICK HERE TO READ THIS WEEK’S ISSUE OF THE OWL, NEBRASKA’S OLDEST COLLEGE NEWSPAPER. Thank you for your continued support. Here at the Owl, we believe that a robust free press is vital to a healthy democracy. We are here to serve you–let us know how we can do it better!

CLICK HERE TO READ THIS WEEK’S ISSUE OF THE DOANE OWL, NEBRASKA’S OLDEST COLLEGE NEWSPAPER Thank you for your continued support of student journalism at Doane! Let us know how we can serve you better.

According to Audubon.org, not all owls make a hooting sound. The calls of the Eastern Screech-Owl, for instance, sound like a horse’s whinny (listen). The sounds made by the Doane Owl have changed over time: it used to crinkle, snap, and crease; now it clicks, clacks, and scrolls. Our mission, though, remains the same: to