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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“It’s a big story about friendship, mental health, and the importance of both self-care and caring for others,” said senior Gavin Strauss about his upcoming film project. Strauss is the writer and director of the film, which is set to begin production in February and wrap by mid-to-late March 2025. Strauss is a senior majoring
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On Tuesday, Jan. 28, the Campus Advocacy, Prevention and Education (CAPE) project hosted “Cocktails with CAPE and Friends” at Perry’s Dining Center by the East/West Dining Hall, offering an environment for students interested in knowing more about what CAPE is about, and how it’s impacted by the community here in Crete and at Doane. It
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With the 2025 spring semester underway, students are already encouraged to think about housing for spring break, summer and the 2025 fall semester and housing has a couple of new wrinkles for students to consider as opposed to previous years. Starting in the spring, spring break housing is open on Doane’s ErezLife website and students
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On Jan. 24 the Student Programming Board (SPB) presented a Glow Casino Night in Arts & Ed 236/238. Kicking off at 9 p.m. sharp, the event featured over $1,500 in prizes including TVs, speakers and AirPods. The event consisted of over 10 casino and Minute-To-Win-It games. Throughout the night, students got to enjoy free snacks
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In 2018 Doane’s choir toured South Africa and now the opportunity has arisen again. This trip will take place from May 20 to June 1, 2025, and is open to all singers at Doane. Dr. Kurt Runestad, Professor of Music, hopes that the trip will be an opportunity for “lifelong memories, and a greater awareness
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Doane’s Theatre program stayed busy even during break and at the beginning of the new semester. In December, Doane’s Theatre program took a trip to Chicago, Illinois, and in January they took a trip to Des Moines, Iowa, in hopes of improving their craft, strengthening bonds and learning tools of the trade. “If I did
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First published in 1956, The New Xanadu showcases the creativity of Doane. The magazine features written work and visual art submitted by students and faculty. “I made a conscious decision to bring Xanadu out of the dark corner of obscurity and make it a platform for voices across campus,” Professor of English Phil Weitl said.
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On Nov. 20, Doane hosted its second “Stressless Workshop,” partnering with Intertribal Medicine Collective, an Indigenous-run wellness collective and apothecary based at the Lincoln Indian Center. The event took place in the Perry Campus Center, featuring a variety of hot and cold teas for students and staff to enjoy. Felicia Welke and Erin Poor, who
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