Total cost increases around $2,000 for 2024-2025 On March 20, University Communications sent out an email to all Doane students making them aware of the tuition, housing and fees costs for the next academic year. The email read that costs for the next academic year have been set and that there has been an increase […]
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Doane Dialogues is hosting a series of events at Doane that aims to build bridges between people of different beliefs by talking about controversial issues. The series runs annually and this is a redux of the original event. The events feature panelists who come together to discuss important issues. The speakers do not have to
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Last week the Health and Wellness Office in collaboration with the Doane food service Fresh Ideas brought a dietitian to campus. On March 27, in celebration of National Nutrition Month, Registered Dietitian Molly Clark tabled at the Beige Desk in Perry Campus Center. Clark provided a variety of different resources about nutrition, healthy eating and
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Doane has created a student shuttle service where students shuttle other students to Lincoln and back. The purpose of this program is to provide students who cannot independently travel to get to their appointments. “The hardest part about getting the program off the ground was finding the funding and the quality people we wanted to
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The annual “One Day, One Doane” philanthropy event was considered a success this year. This year was the sixth annual day of giving. One Day. One Doane. is a 24 hour giving event where the goal is to raise money for the Doane Fund, according to Director of the Doane Fund Jess Pulte. The Doane
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On March 19, Doane hosted Professor and Director for the Institute for Ethical Leadership at Rutgers University Joanne B. Ciulla who held a lecture called “What the Humanities Tell Us About Ethical Leadership” in the Heckman Auditorium. The lecture aims to explain how to develop and sustain ethical leadership, Ciulla pulled from numerous examples across
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Housing applications for the 2024/25 academic year have opened up for students. Students who wish to live on campus must complete their application via eRezLife. The application includes who you wish to room with, which dorm you want to live in, and whether or not you need any accommodations for your housing. If you wish
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Food and drink offered at open discussion The month of March brings the first day of spring, St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, spring break and so much more. It also brings honor to Women’s History and awareness to women’s rights worldwide with International Women’s Day. International Women’s Day is held on March 8. International Women’s Day
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Relay for Life, one of Doane’s largest events, is just right around the corner. On April 5, students, faculty, staff and members of the Crete community gather in the fight against cancer. Relay for Life event will be held on April 5 starting at 6 p.m. in Fuhrer Fieldhouse. The goal this year is to
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Students in need of help should visit ASC for information Going into the summer, many students are looking for internships or research projects to do over the summer. Executive Director of Academic Support Services Beth Jacobson explains that the Nebraska Summer Research Program is an intensive summer research experience at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln that
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