After a successful Student Appreciation Dinner Student Congress, STUCO, met briefly to go over a few points but didn’t have an official meeting until Nov. 20. There was plenty to be discussed between the three presentations, student complaints, leadership gala and campus construction. Firstly, Project Outdoor Classroom was presented in hopes of recognition. The project […]
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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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This November, Chi Delta is hosting No Means November, a month dedicated to raising awareness about sexual assault and the importance of consent. As part of this initiative, the 24-hour event Support the Silence was held from Nov. 13 to Nov. 14 at Lakeside. Students and Chi Delta members participated by sitting on the stage
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On Nov. 13, the Entrepreneurship Department hosted the second annual Big Idea competition. Big Idea Doane is a university-wide business idea competition that has been held at Doane for the past two years. The event invites students to submit their business ideas along with a two-minute pitch video on YouTube. Judges then select the top
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On Nov. 15, two people from the admissions council to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Law School came to Doane to speak about personal statements. They also helped with law school applications and how to make a potential candidate stand out so that they could become a promising candidate. The meeting was held in the East/West
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As the days get darker and stress starts mounting from finals on the horizon, some students need some kindness in their lives. On Nov. 13, the Doane Kindness Project aimed to offer that to students through several activities centered around World Kindness Day. “Being kind means to make others feel seen, loved, and heard. Going
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On the evening of Nov. 15, both Overwatch teams, Black and Orange, played their respective playoffs. Returning champions of the GPAC in February, the Doane Overwatch Black team has been ruling the conference with seven wins, and no losses; the first-year students on the Doane Orange Team have also been ruling the conference with six
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The 2024 election cycle has concluded and a majority of the results have been compiled for the Presidency, senate, house of representatives and local or state positions; however, some states are still compiling their votes as of Nov. 11, 2024. To start, Republican nominee former President Donald Trump clinched the presidency with 312 electoral college
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On Nov 8, Daniel Dibbern celebrated his one-year anniversary of being hired as Doane’s Veteran and Military Services Specialist. He works alongside the Diversity Equity Inclusion, DEI, offices in the veteran and military affairs office. When he got the job, Dibbern celebrated by bringing his sons to a Doane football game the weekend before Veterans
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On Nov. 5, Doane’s Diversity Equity Inclusion, DEI, hosted a Voting Day celebration stand at the lakeside. The purpose of the event was to celebrate the election and our country’s democracy. Students were able to get candy, write what democracy means to them, receive stickers, and talk to DEI members about any questions they had
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