The Advancement Office has been hard at work planning Senior Week and preparing for the upcoming senior gift campaign. Senior Week will be held May 6 through May 9 as a way to celebrate the seniors and send them off in style, according to Director of Alumni Engagement Michelle Faltin. Senior Week will kick off […]
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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
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Student Congress (StuCo) officially announced the new executive team the morning of April 15. Junior Blake Skoumal was elected as president and sophomore Devin Avedissian was elected as Vice President. In addition to the president and vice president, the secretary and treasurer were also voted on and elected. Sophomores Ella Frederick was elected secretary and
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At the beginning of the second semester residents at the New Hall were the first people on campus to test out the new digital IDs. Director of Technology Operations Ryan Dorshorst is working on getting every single building on the Crete, Lincoln and Omaha campuses to have digital IDs. “After seeing places that use phones
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Leadership applications for various on campus leadership positions opened up at the end of January and closed March 1. Since the applications closed, advisors of these leadership organizations have been working hard to hold interviews and offer them positions. In the past couple of weeks, applicants have been informed if they got the position or
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Last week, Doane celebrated libraries and their staff by partaking in National Library Week. Activities were planned throughout the week, and little celebrations were held for specific themes to encapsulate their appreciation for those themes. Starting on Sun., the library had coloring pages and puzzles for people to enjoy. “This is a nation-wide celebration for
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Doane is having speakers come in from outside of Doane to counsel students who are interested in attending law school after Doane. The upcoming event for pre-law students is a law school counseling session, hosted by University of Nebraska Lincoln (UNL) Law School Admissions Counselor Rachel Smith on April 17. The counseling is good for
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The United States experienced a solar eclipse yesterday April 8 and the Doane community made sure not to pass this opportunity up. Full solar eclipses are not rare as they happen every few years according to AP News. However, they most often occur where the general public cannot see them such as over oceans. This
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On April 5, well over one hundred Doane students and staff in addition to Crete community members gathered in the Fuhrer Fieldhouse to raise money to fight cancer with the theme being “Let’s abduct cancer out of this universe.” Relay for Life is an annual event where teams of people from the Doane and Crete
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Doane Student Senator Applications are now open for upper-classmen students to enter. Student senators are students who are elected to be in a position where they represent the graduating class that they are a part of. What this means is that these students have a vote in the Student Congress (StuCo) to help decide the
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