The Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) visited Doane last week on Sept. 5. The ROTC program for Doane was on hold for a year because the current members graduated, but now there is renewed interest and a new push here at Doane University for it to return. The ROTC program at Doane is a part […]
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From Sept. 9-12 Active Minds and the Counseling Center are hosting Suicide Prevention Week. On Sept. 10 murals and movies will be hosted at Lakeside, and Sept. 11 is the day to phone a friend. On Sept. 12 will be the Colors of Hope walk, which will be at Cassel Theater. Suicide prevention speakers will
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Doane Student Congress is releasing its minutes and what they discussed as part of an initiative to keep students and staff in the know about what Student Congress is proposing and discussing. Student Congress hopes that in doing this, Doane students will have an easier time knowing what is happening on campus and will be
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Doane University was happy to announce the new cohort of students joining the Doane Honors Program on Aug. 23. Each year Doane selects 20 applicants who are academically successful as well as curious and great leaders. “High standards influence my motivation to work hard. Once I reach my high goals, I feel accomplished. An opportunity
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As students return to Doane University, so does COVID-19. “COVID is very active on campus right now, confirmed by COVID tests,” Nurse Jody Yank said. Sports teams, particularly football and soccer, have been hit hard. Those who test positive are quarantined for 48 hours in their dorms. Director of Health and Wellness Andreea Baker acknowledged
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Last week, Doane experienced a stretch of excessive heat. Multiple practices including football, soccer and cross country got either canceled or rescheduled due to the heat. There were reports that students were bordering on heat exhaustion at the Lake Day event hosted by SPB and Delta Kappa Pi on Aug. 25, and players were cramping
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It’s that time of year! School started back up, clubs and organizations are recruiting new members, and the Doane Student Congress team is looking for three new freshman senators. With all the fresh faces around campus come fresh ideas that will help shape our Student Congress. This last week the Doane Student body voted on
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With the start of the new school year, Doane rolled out new meal plan pricing because of the new dining hall, similar to how housing prices changed following the construction of Brodie Hall. Each meal plan (platinum, gold, silver and bronze) had a price increase of $100 as opposed to past years, where every plan
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Do you want to make a difference on campus? Do you have ideas for improvement, whether regarding the laundry situations in the residence halls or the food in the cafeteria or even just walking around campus after a long night of studying in the library? Well, President Roger Hughes is looking for people to join
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Doane Track and Field alum Taleah Williams is set to participate in the 2024 Paris Paralympics and will mark her third appearance at a Paralympic Games, having competed in Rio de Janeiro in 2016 and Tokyo in 2020. Williams came to Doane by transferring from the University of Nebraska Omaha. In her two years at
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