As the Nov. 5 elections come closer a lot of attention is being put on candidates nationally, mainly between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump. But, at the state level, election season is also in full swing and young voters are set to play a large role in Nebraska as many key […]
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Filipino American History Month began in October 1992, and Filipino Americans across the nation have been celebrating with festivities and traditions since then. The month commemorates the arrival of the first Filipino people in the United States, honoring their achievements and also recognizing the stigma and racism many Filipinos have faced. It all started back
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On Oct. 7 the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) team welcomed a new member, Suzanne Mealer. Mealer will be the new equity Compliance Officer for Title IX, and her office will be located on the lower level of Perry Campus center. Mealer has held several roles within healthcare and community service throughout her career. Her
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Oct. 24 marked the Purple Out event at Doane University. Purple is the nationally recognized color for domestic violence awareness, and Domestic Violence Awareness Month has been held every October since 1989. Purple Out events are held every Third Thursday of the month across the country Domestic violence is considered one of the most underreported
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Updated Oct. 26, 2024 The Communications Building at Doane University, standing tall for 54 years, is about to undergo a significant transformation. As part of Doane’s 2023-2026 Strategic Plan, the building will be expanded by 47,492 square feet and renovated by 8,820 square feet to create a state-of-the-art Performing Arts Center (PAC). This project, which
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Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, is a nervous system disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord. Over time, ALS causes loss of control in muscles. As the disease progresses, people with ALS lose their ability to speak, move, eat, and breathe. Around 32,000 people in the
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The Spring 2025 course schedule has been released and is available on Self-Service for students to start their academic planning. The process for signing up for classes is relatively streamlined and easy to do. First, students need to plan their courses in Self-Service. They can pick the exact classes and timeslots that work best for
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On Oct 14, students gathered outside of Lakeside to kick off the homecoming week with food, fun, and laughter. A buffet of barbeque items was offered and the first attendees received free Doane-Coming t-shirts featuring the vibrant “Tiger Time Warp” graphic. The highlight of the evening arrived at 6:30 p.m. when stand-up comedian Derrick Knopsnyder
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Doane hosted a pep rally in Haddix on Oct. 18 as part of homecoming festivities. The rally featured fraternities and sorority members competing in rehearsed skits, the cheer and dance team performing, a rallying speech by Football Coach Jonathon Johnson, and the football team and the announcement of who won Homecoming Duke and Dutchess and
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Smith Hall was transformed into a Wild West haven on Oct 17, covered with lights, hay bales, lassos and even a mechanical bull for the annual Cowboy Party. This homecoming tradition has been a staple for years, with students encouraged to don their best Western gear and mosey on down to Smith at 8:00 p.m.
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