The Doane Owl, April 28, 2026
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FULL ISSUE: Thank you for reading the Doane Owl, Nebraska's oldest college newspaper. This is our final issue of the 2025-26 academic year, and we remain so gra
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Nyrop was buzzing, and so were students’ minds at the annual Mind Expo on Thursday, April 23.  Mind Expo, a “university-wide event to celebrate our students’ original scholarly works completed in the current academic year,” according to its website, had over 100 presentations. These presentations were separated into four categories: poster, oral p
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Baseball finished up its regular-season games this week against Dordt and Morningside University on April 24 and 25. Baseball is up for the Great
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On April 21, Student Congress (StuCo) sent an email to all Doane students regarding the upcoming StuCo senator elections for the following year. Students were a
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The Doane Theatre Department is almost ready to put on its final show of the year. “Scarlet” is this year’s musical, and there are many things about it that make it different from other shows Doane has put on before. For one, “Scarlet” started as a concept album on Spotify but has then evolved into […] The post Theatre Department prepares final show of
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Nearly 5 million people make up the U.S. nurse population, making it the largest group of health care professionals in the nation. Every year from May 6-12, we celebrate these people during National Nurses Week. Andreea Baker, Angela Brase and Jody Yank make up our health & wellness team on Doane’s Crete campus. Each one […] The post Show appreciat
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Doane Forensics hosted a showcase last Tuesday, April 21, showcasing their five performers. The event started with Nathanial Wilson, a communication professor a
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On April 26, the TRiO program held its end-of-year banquet.  The event started with a speech by Jeremy Cadwell, director of the writing center, which included his original poem “You as the White Pine.” This was the precursor to an event where graduating seniors will help plant a tree. This tradition began four years ago […] The post Banquet celebr
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Over the course of the year, we as the Owl staff have tried our best to report on every single event on campus, whether it's an athletic event, everything going
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