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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The third annual Student Health & Wellness Fair took place at East/West Dining last Tuesday, Jan. 20. Sixteen on- and off-campus partners had a booth at the fair, including organizations like HOTWORX and Wellbeing Initiative. “My favorite booth was the chiropractor’s one because it was very interesting,” sophomore Nicole Kenney said. “They did a scanner
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Freemont Student Victim of Hit and Run Around 2:30 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 29, a student from Fremont High School was stuck by a car while protesting. Students had gathered outside around 2 p.m. to protest against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), and a few students had entered the street. The student was struck by
As the speech season continues, sophomore Brianna Wright says that the Doane Forensics team is in a good place and is having fun while doing it. This year is Wright’s first year competing, and she said the season has gone well thus far. “I think we’re doing really well,” Wright said. “We already have a
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Doane University has been selected as one of 11 recipients of the Nebraska Statewide Arboretum’s (now PlantNebraska) most recent round of community forestry grants, a statewide initiative totaling $1.6 million. The funding, made possible through a larger $10 million allocation from the USDA Forest Service Urban and Community Forestry program, supports cities and organizations across
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On Doane’s campus, AI has been introduced and is being widely used. From students using ChatGPT to do their work for them, to teachers encouraging students to use AI to check their answers or help write formulas and code. At the start of the month, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) introduced a new character to
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The first event in a new series hosted by Community and Government Relations (CGR) took place on Wednesday evening. Titled “Hear Me Out,” this event is designed to help students learn how to listen, share and engage in constructive dialogue. After opening remarks by CGR specialist Wendy Huntsmann, she handed the floor to seniors Morgan
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