It’s no secret that America is in unprecedented times, especially following the 2025 election of President Donald Trump. The Trump presidency has been marked by sweeping changes to federal funding, federal agencies and a changing of the social norms and it has left many people confused. On March 4, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. […]
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The men of Alpha Omega Fraternity hosted a late-night breakfast. The event took place on March 5, from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. at the Brodie Hall Kitchen. Students and faculty were encouraged to stop by and enjoy a hearty meal, with the fraternity offering an $8.00 pancake plate that includes three pancakes, two eggs,
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As Doane University’s midterms time is here, students are occupied with studying, juggling their studies, and controlling their stress. After talking to many students, two things became evident: using the library and studying in groups is the best strategy for acing midterms. The vast majority of students interviewed mentioned that studying in groups keeps them
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Last Tuesday, Feb. 25, the Doane Vocal Festival (DVF) took place at Doane University during the evening. This event is a concert that brings together high school students and college singers from Nebraska, featuring performances by the Doane Choir soloists, and choir students. It lasts the whole day, where high school students rehearse and later
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Marketing for a business is easier said than done. You need to conduct market research, construct a product that fits the needs of the buyer and finally put the word out that you’re selling something worth buying. Marketing becomes even harder when you’re marketing to the wrong crowd. CEO and founder of Female Factor, Bridget
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On March 3 at the Fieldhouse, the SPB (Student Programming Board) organized a pickleball tournament for every Doane student. For those who don’t know, pickleball is a sport that was invented in 1965 by three friends on Bainbridge Island (Washington) and has recently become a very popular sport around the world. It has had the
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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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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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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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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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