This past week, Alpha Pi Epsilon fraternity, otherwise known as the APEs, hosted their annual philanthropy event: Summer’s End Xtravaganza (S.E.X.). The purpose of this weeklong event is to educate campus on safe sex practices and proper consent. This year’s S.E.X. lasted four days with each night having a specific theme and event to go
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My freshman year, a few of my friends and I went to a Doane football game. It was the first one of the year, my first college football game while in college. We put on our nauseatingly orange shirts, ran to Walmart for face paint and headed over to the field. In the 2024-25 season
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Men’s golf hosted the Blue River Classic on Sept. 9 and Sept. 10 in Lincoln, NE. The Tigers brought three teams to this tournament. Doane’s Team “A” placed 4th and broke the 54-hole school record with an 853. The leader of Team “A” is sophomore Carson Kildow placing 8th with a 210 (71,69,70), junior Jamie
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As President Trump’s approval ratings decline and the midterm elections approach, Dallas hosted a two-day “Midterm Convention” on Sept. 10 and 11. Despite its name, the event centered on the Republican Party, particularly Trump. It did not resemble the party conventions typically held during presidential election years; there were no nominations, no running mates announced
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Content warning: The following story deals with themes and personal narratives of depression, suicidal ideation, and death. Doane offers free counseling for students. Additionally, the National suicide hotline, 988, can be reached at any time. You are not alone. On Sept. 10, Doane hosted its annual Suicide Prevention Walk, Colors for Hope, with Active Minds.
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Last year, many students attended Citylight South church in Lincoln, but now a new club has brought that experience to Doane. Citylight U is a Christian club that meets every Tuesday at 8 p.m., in Nyrop Hall. Citylight South College Director Trent Marshall says the mission of this club is to “see all students at
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4-H is America’s largest youth development organization, with six million members across the U.S. and around 140,000 children in Nebraska. The H’s represent Head, Heart, Hands and Health; their mission statement is “to provide Nebraska youth with positive youth development opportunities that prepare them to become healthy, capable, and ready to engage in school, work,
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To remember the heroic act of first responders 25 years ago during the 9/11 attacks, Doane Athletics partnered with Daniel Dibbern, a Veteran and Military Services Specialist and Coast Guard specialist, to walk up 68 flights of stairs at Papik Field at 9 a.m. Though coaches in the past have invited students to participate in
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With the fall semester picking up in all aspects on campus, this means the fall sports and athletics are in full swing in terms of frequent practices. For a lot of athletes, though, the heat has been unbearable. This past summer was officially the hottest recorded meteorological summer (June to August period) in the history
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This week, the Tigers played at home against Kansas Christian College on Sept. 10. The Tigers ended up winning against Kansas Christian 4-1. In the first 13 minutes, sophomore Mateo Jellcich scored the first goal for the Tigers. In the first half, Jellcich scored the second goal for the Tigers, leading Kansas Christian 2-0. Starting
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