Over the past week, printmaker Patrick Casey showed his artwork in the Rall Gallery from Feb. 4 to Feb. 25, where he explores identity in the digital age through speculative science fiction woodcuts. In his artist statement, Casey describes imagining a posthuman future shaped by advances in technology, where ideas of intimacy, privacy, life and […]
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With the spring semester almost halfway through, it’s a good time to consider study abroad opportunities, especially with the upcoming Gilman scholarship deadline. “The Gilman Scholarship is for US citizens who receive Pell Grants who are also doing a credit-bearing study abroad or internship,” National Fellowship Advisor Joshua Pope said. “The Gilman-McCain is similar, but
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While known among locals for crazy weather patterns and “fool’s winter,” the weather in Nebraska has been extra odd recently. Persisting drought conditions and high winds left large portions of the state in fire-related weather advisories the week of Feb. 16. For the first time since 2015, an extreme fire risk was issued in parts
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During Super Bowl weekend, a water main burst just outside Gaylord at the 9th & Boswell Intersection. The pipe burst majorly disturbed the pavement above, causing the whole road to be closed off. To fix the water, all of the adjacent roadway had to be cleared off. The actual repairs required water to be shut
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On Friday, Jan. 30, the office of Residential Life and Education sent an email to all Doane students regarding housing for next semester. Some aspects of the housing system, mainly the housing lottery, have changed. Brian Stutz, Director of Housing, said the changes are happening due to student feedback. “ I agree with many students’
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TRIO has a new series of events taking place on Tuesdays this February at the Information desk, which will give students a chance to share their stories, learn about advocacy, and play some trivia. TRIO programs are a federal outreach and student services program. Doane’s TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) are located in the Academic
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As the truth of what’s really happening in our world becomes more and more obscure, Dr. Tim Hill and Professor Carlos Rivera-Morales cleared up some confusion about U.S.-Venezuela relations and other recent political events at “What’s Happening in Washington?” on Thursday, Jan. 29, in East/West Dining. With the Jan. 3 military strike on Venezuela, people
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