Doane turns into winter wonderland
Doane was covered in snow for a week. Regardless of the below-zero weather, these beautiful landscapes were seen all week. Photos by Elenna Koenig | The Doane Owl
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Life and Culture
Bocock speaks on her internship abroad
For many people, working outside of the United States would be a dream come true, however for others, they don’t see themselves outside of the United States. For junior Jordan Bocock, she is grateful for the opportunities she is given. “During December 2024 and January 2025, I had the incredible opportunity to study abroad in
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Doane staff member advocates for importance of Black History Month
Every February, the United States of America celebrates Black History Month by promoting black voices and U.S. history. While recognizing the often-overlooked stories of Black individuals, this is a time to reflect on the past and present struggles for racial equality and to continue inspiring progress toward justice. For instance, historian Carter G. Woodson, known
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CAPE helps students learn to love
With shattered plates and candied hearts, CAPE had an exciting week lined up for Valentine’s Day. The festivities kicked off Feb. 11 in the Brodie basement, where the Hulk Smash Rage Room was in full swing. This exhilarating event was in partnership with PRISM, who initially proposed the idea. “When Rowan shared that this year’s
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Sibling weekend fails to garner interest
Sibling Takeover was planned to take place on Feb. 15. However, the beginning of this annual event is still being replanned with hopes to try again on a future date. Originally, the event was “open to siblings, cousins, or anyone Doane students love like a sibling, from Kindergarten through 12th grade,” according to an email
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Renowned poet comes to Doane
Staring at empty documents, pushing homework aside, and dreading deadlines are commonplace, but the Lucille Cobb Memorial Lecture promises to inspire and enlighten Doane students and staff. Sony Ton-Aime spoke to Doane last year about the common ground in stories. He will come back to campus on Feb. 13. “I told my students in class
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Dine:09 helps keep students fed
Getting food as a student can be challenging, especially on the weekends when the dining hall is only open twice a day and you might have to go buy food with the limited money you might have. However, a new weekly event at Doane hopes to give a reprieve to many of these hungry students.
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New club raises the stakes
The High Stakes Club will have its first meeting on Sunday, Feb. 16. The initial meeting will serve as an experience to gauge interest and determine who can participate. The event will take place in the Frees Hall basement. The club’s president is DaMarcus Cannon, a freshman involved in football and track. The vice president
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