Women’s soccer took on Waldorf University at Forest City, Iowa, on Oct. 3. The Tigers earned a big 5-0 win over Waldorf University. In the first half, senior Megan Townsend scored in the first 12 minutes of the game. Senior Jennifer Tenney-Sierra assisted. 17 minutes later, freshman Hailey Rider scored with the assist from Townsend. Senior
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Leading up to the Homecoming game, the Pep Rally and Skit Night took place on Thursday, Oct. 1. The event featured skits from on-campus groups, announced the spirit cup winners and saw the crowning of the duke and duchess. The night began with performances by Cheer and Dance before Relay For Life chair uniorCaden Campbelltook
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Content warning: The following story deals with themes and personal narratives of sexual assault. Doane offers free counseling for students. Additionally, the Hope Crisis Center, serving southeast Nebraska, can be reached anytime at 1-877-388-HOPE(4673). In 2024, a woman, identified as Jane Doe, alleged she was raped by seven members of Chi Phi. Doe claims she
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The long-awaited annual Hoopfest was hosted on Wednesday, Sept.30; the ultimate face-off between 10 carefully selected students and 10 carefully selected staff battling for the grand prize of 365 days of bragging rights. The student team (Sawyer Tietgen, Peyton Herrick, Tyler Caldwell, Bladyn Herrick, Eli Marez, Felicia Deumi-Nappi, Norah Cloudt, Hunter Humphrey, Lucas Nielson and
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Along with the many homecoming festivities, the Doane Theatre Department opened its first mainstage show of the 2026-2027 season, “Rhinoceros” by Eugène Ionesco. This show is a French absurdist comedy written in the late 1950s and translated to English by Derek Prouse. This show opened Oct. 1 and had a three-show run, with closing night
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Hazing is not always easy to recognize, especially for new students. During Hazing Prevention Week, students were encouraged to learn about hazing and understand what it looks like. Hazing Prevention Network is a nonprofit dedicated to empowering people to prevent hazing by working with institutions and individuals to share information about the dangers of hazing.
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On Oct. 3, the Tigers took on the Mount Marty Lancers where the Lancers took the win 36-16. In the first quarter of the game, freshman Brody Carroll kicked a field goal, bringing the Tigers to the lead however, the Lancers responded with a touchdown. In the second quarter, the Lancers added another touchdown plus
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On Sunday, Oct. 4, the Crete Chamber of Commerce hosted the 12th annual Crete Great Pumpkin Festival downtown, bringing residents together for family friendly activities such as petting zoos and games, food trucks, dancing, shopping and more. The festival had more than 50 vendor tables and 12 food trucks; local vendors and businesses had the
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Last Saturday, the Men’s and Women’s Cross Country teams traveled to Sioux Center, Iowa to compete in the Dordt Holiday Inn Express XC Classic where the Men finished second and the Women finished fifth overall. Starting off on the Women’s side, finishing in sixth fifth overall, but the first Tiger to cross the line was
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