Photos by Elenna Koenig | The Doane Owl Chelsey Augustine, Kailin Nielsen, Eric Stearns and Krew Tran display their artwork in the Rall Gallery. In the Rall Gallery, there are pieces by visiting artists who are connected to Doane. But the latest exhibit displays the work of our very own assistant professors of Art, Chelsey […]
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On April 15, Doane’s Theatre Honor Fraternity, Alpha Psi Omega (APO), hosted its annual Short Night of Theatre, referred to as SNOT. This event is a long-standing tradition of APO, as they put this together as their last event in the academic school year. It features campus theatre-lovers showcasing scenes, monologues, tech and musical performances.
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Roughly 140 high school musicians made their way to campus last Saturday, April 18, for Doane’s Third Annual Katheryn Buell Band Invitational with guest conductor Dr. Frank Tracz. Dr. Tracz (pronounced trace) is finishing up his 33rd and final year at Kansas State University as a professor of music and director of bands. There, he
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Last Friday, April 17, was a night where you walked into the magical world of Pixie Hollow full of magic, light, and most importantly, movies, arts and crafts. This was the event set up by the Residential Hall Association (RHA). When you first walked into Lakeside, the sound of the Tinkerbell movies was playing on
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Members of the Doane community gathered in Heckman Auditorium on April 13th to attend the 11th Annual Polk Lecture. This lecture is not just where a bunch of students and faculty come and listen to someone for an hour; instead, it honors the Rev. Dr. Robert Polk ‘52, while also focusing on topics pertaining to
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One of Doane’s most beloved traditions, Stop Day, happened last month. On March 24, the infamous Stop Day email was sent out at 6:17 a.m., followed by a very loud campus-wide wakeup, complete with sirens, hooting and hollering. This announcement brought some mixed feelings onto campus, as traditionally, Stop Day has been held in April,
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Several changes are coming to campus in the next few months, with the new disc golf course being the most exciting for students. Back in January, the Student Congress (StuCo) announced it was collaborating with the High Stakes club on this project. Spencer Munson, the Assistant Director of Student Engagement, stated that the original course
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With rehearsals for the musical “Scarlet” picking up, the Theatre Department is in full swing. At this point, we’re halfway through the spring semester, which means it’s time to start preparing for the fall. Whether that be planning classes, roommate groups or activities, all students on campus have something to work on. For the Doane
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Cancer sucks. One of the worst parts about cancer is the cost. Since 1985, Relay For Life has raised money and spread awareness about the widespread impact of cancer. As one of the first colleges to hold a Relay For Life event, Doane, in conjunction with Saline County, has been raising thousands of dollars every
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The three-week sprint to March Madness’s finish line has officially begun, with many members of the Doane community participating. Freshman Soiyer Pfeiffer is doing brackets with three groups this year and is predicting Duke will take home the Men’s National Championship. Before their match, Pfeiffer believed there would be an upset in the Akron v.
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