Success does not come immediately for many first-time coaches, and it often takes years to achieve notable results. Being a first-time collegiate coach is an even more difficult undertaking. However, for Assistant Track Coach Annika Pingel, her debut came with a tremendous amount of success. “Right after outdoor nationals, when I was finished with my […]
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Crete Public Library and Doane University are offering a way for students to learn how to do their taxes for free. The program is called VITA, or Volunteer Income Tax Assistance, and is for people who: make $64,000 or less, people with disabilities and people who are limited English-speaking taxpayers, along with the elderly. The
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(Top) The windows at Lakeside are decorated for the week. (Bottom) Students make friendship bracelets at the beige desk to celebrate Philia, or friendship love. It is currently Doane is Love this week. Starting on Feb. 12 through Feb. 16, the week is dedicated to celebrating all kinds of love. Members of People for the
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For the first time in nearly eight years, the Student Congress is possibly revising the Constitution by potentially adding an amendment to it. A poll was sent out 10 days ago concerning whether or not the amendment should be passed. “In either case, any proposed amendment shall become valid as a part of this constitution
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In conjunction with Doane Serves and Nebraska Community Blood Band, Health and Medical Occupations Club (HMOC) is hosting a blood drive this week on Feb. 14. The blood drive will be held in the lower level of Perry Campus Center from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Appointments prior to the day of the blood drive
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While it may no longer be the point in the pandemic where masks are required at all times, that does not mean that COVID-19 has gone away. In fact, there have been several reported cases of COVID-19 among the student population at Doane in addition to other respiratory illnesses such as influenza. In an effort
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New Hall officially celebrated its opening with a community-invited ribbon-cutting event held on Feb. 5 at noon. The event featured a range of speakers including Doane President Roger Hughes, Director of Residential Life and Education Brian Stutz, Director of Architecture and Senior Principal at Clark and Enersen Jeff Chadwich and Crete Mayor Dave Bauer. In
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Doane is Love is held Feb. 12 through Feb. 16 this year. What started off as a counter-protest for the legalization of gay marriage has turned into a week-long celebration of all forms of love. After the Doane Owl published an article supporting gay marriage in 2015, they were met with protests. As a counter-protest,
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Updated Feb. 7, 2024 Professor of Political Science Tim Hill, in conjunction with Doane University, is establishing an open essay-submitting platform called “The Forum.” The Forum is designed to get people’s voices heard, with a central question that students who write for it will have to answer. The Forum will be sent out quarterly, in
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Student Leadership Applications are now open. These applications include positions such as Orientation Leader, Student Programming Board Team Leader, Doane Ambassador and more. Applications for these positions opened on Jan. 29 and will be closing on March 1. Academic Specialist and Tiger Mentorship Program Coordinator Blake Tobey, who is a part of the leadership team
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