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Staff members of the Academic Success Center (ASC) held a TRiO end-of-the-year celebration on April 28 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. This was the second annual end of the year celebration that the ASC has hosted for TRiO students. TRiO offers specific student services to students who are from a disadvantaged background such as […]

On April 28, the Campus Advocacy Prevention and Education (CAPE) Project, Chi Delta Sorority, and Tau Sigma Zeta Fraternity teamed up to conclude Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) with their final event, #STEPS4THEM, a 5k fun run or 1-mile walk in support of survivors. The event had a four-dollar entrance fee and donated its proceeds

Many majors require real-world experience. For example, education majors need to have student teaching experience, and physical therapy majors need to work with mannequins before they work with actual people. The same thing could be said about students who study film. J.B. Tyson, a film professor at Doane, has put together a group of sophomores,

Walk and run hosted to raise money for survivors Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) is concluding as April comes to an end and with that comes one last event, #Steps $4 Them, a community walk and run held on April 28, which has participants paying a four-dollar entry fee that will go to sexual assault

Day filled with presentations of research projects Doane hosted Mind Expo in the Don Nyrop Great Hall on April 18. Mind Expo was an event where students in their undergraduate studies at Doane could present their scholarly works. Mind Expo was sponsored this year by the Institute for Computing, essentially a think tank for people

Last Wednesday, April 17, the scholarship endowment dinner was held for potentially all donors of endowed scholarships and the students who benefit from those scholarships. “The evening is meant to help donors see firsthand the impact their philanthropic support has on students and their Doane experience,” Donor Relations and Stewardship Manager Megan Forbes said. Students

Doane hosted former professor and current professional Historian Molly Rozum for a talk about her research. The research was about agricultural businessman George Will, and how his evolving relationship with the Native Americans of North Dakota helped him morph his view of the region he was living in. Rozum received her bachelor’s from Notre Dame

This past Friday, April 12 featured a Short Night of Music (SNOT) presented by Alpha Psi Omega (APO) the theatre honor society. SNOT was held in the Lee Whitcomb Conservatory at 7 p.m. and featured a range of singing, acting and dancing. President of APO Jules McDowell said that the event was “a great personal