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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 […]

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

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

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

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

Among other activities, students see live theater On March 2, the students involved in the TRiO program here at Doane University went to see a production of “The Lion King” at the Orpheum Theater in Omaha, Nebraska. The TRiO program is designed to provide equitable opportunities to people from disadvantaged backgrounds who want to go

Several flags were ripped up and thrown in trash cans Doane is Love concluded on Feb. 16 after a week of celebrating love held by People for the Rights of Individuals of Sexual Minorities (PRISM). Overall, this week was a success, both in raising money and spreading love. However, despite the successes, there were a

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

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