This October, CAPE is holding multiple events in observance of Domestic Abuse Awareness Month and hopes to help educate Doane students on what healthy relationships look like and how to construct them. CAPE has three events planned. Purple Out on Oct. 24 encourages the entire campus to wear purple to show support and raise awareness […]
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On Oct. 7, the Gamma Phi Iota sorority hosted an event called “P.O.U.R Decisions.” The goal of the event was to help combat the culture of alcoholism at Doane University. “I would say our inspiration really stems from the drinking culture that is on Doane’s campus. It’s something that we really want to correct for
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As the warm glow of a bonfire illuminated the night sky in Edgerton, Kansas, members of CRU gathered for a weekend of worship, connection and self-reflection. CRU, a Christian organization that brings students together to explore faith, held its annual weekend retreat Oct. 4-6, with students from Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska schools in attendance. Doane
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Fall break is finally here at Doane, which marks a couple of things: the end of eight-week courses, midterms and for some people, nothing changes at all because they don’t get a fall break. “For fall break I have to stay on campus for cross country practice and our meet that Saturday. I am hoping
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This past weekend, Doane’s Family Weekend featured a series of activities and games for alumni and their families. The festivities kicked off at 4 p.m. on Sept. 27, with “Tigers and Tea,” a tea party where families and alumni enjoyed tea and snacks while discussing the upcoming trip to London in May. The evening continued
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Sometimes, when you are making your way through the Doane University campus, it can feel as if you are in your own world and disconnected from others. However, one teacher is trying to encourage students and staff to tell the stories they have about Doane to help make the campus more connected through the Humans
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On Sept. 24, Doane’s Student Programming Board (SPB) hosted another installment in their “Foodie” series. In this installment, SPB prepared an arrangement of assorted dips. The SPB is the student-run body on campus that seeks to promote student engagement on campus through events that are meant to connect students to other students and the staff.
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On Sept. 26, the English Department hosted the first installment of its series called “Bookless Book Club.” The series is focused on getting people thinking about stories in a way that’s beyond the page, whether that be a movie, podcast or episode of a television show. For their debut installment, the English Department chose to
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Chaney Nelson, a sophomore at Doane University, is heavily involved on campus and a student-athlete on the track team, but she also has a passion for fashion and curating outfits. Nelson started to discover her style during her senior year in high school. She went through different phases and styles but finally decided she wanted
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“This is not important. This is just a play.” In the dimly lit Whitcomb Lee Conservatory, junior Ella Zubieni, sophomore Emily Dominguez, freshman Frankie McClaren and freshman Kenzie Sanders stood not on stage, but among the audience, setting the tone for “Town Hall,” a play performed Sept. 19-21. The production, starring the four leads, delved
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