Life and Culture

Forensics showcase wraps up and recaps successful season

Doane Forensics hosted a showcase last Tuesday, April 21, showcasing their five performers. The event started with Nathanial Wilson, a communication professor and director of forensics, giving a rundown of the forensics team’s achievements during their season.  The team competed in 16 tournaments and advanced to over 35 final rounds. “As a team that prides […]

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Gamma Phi Iota raises money in first-ever “Gammalympics”

Last Thursday, April 23, Gamma Phi Iota sorority hosted its first “Gammalympics” event in Fuhrer Field House to raise money for the Special Olympics. This event consisted of seven events that the six teams present were able to participate in.  First was cup stacking. This was done in a relay style where two members from

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Alpha Psi Omega’s Short Night of Theatre takes the stage

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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Eleventh annual Polk Lecture speaks on stepping out of your comfort zone

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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