Mural in upper quad celebrates Black History Month
OliviaSullivan “If you look at this beautiful mural, you will find a glimpse of black excellence and the contributions of African American that are not included in your American History […]
OliviaSullivan “If you look at this beautiful mural, you will find a glimpse of black excellence and the contributions of African American that are not included in your American History […]
NayahMbilian The rap industry has been around since the 1970s and has been predominantly dominated by men throughout its history. Rap is defined as storytelling while pairing a rhythmic beat […]
Review by J1 Reporter Grace Virgillito While on winter break I gathered some friends, went to Aksarben, and watched Little Women in theaters. It is a historical period drama, is […]
AkerAjak Last school year, Marian had the opportunity to have the Sheltering Tree as a service site. Sheltering Tree is an organization that helps house people with developmental disabilities. Marian […]
Reprinted from the January Network, page 10 NayahMbilain Marian is a place where girls become important women in the world, while welcoming different cultures and backgrounds. Sophomore Dokyung Kim, also […]
Reprinted from the January Network, page 3 NoraFitzsimmons According to the January Network survey, 43 percent of 251 Marian girls who responded have dyed their hair. A recent study called […]
JasmineButtler There’s a new kind of “meat” popping up at grocery stores around the country. Plant-based meat companies like Beyond Burger, Impossible Foods and Gardein have utilized new food technology […]
LibbySchimonitz Marian’s construction of the Haddix Academic Center came to an end at the beginning of this school year. Following its completion, Marian’s Student Services, which was previously a student […]
MaggiePeklo Training and conditioning for athletes is not unfamiliar. Four Marian students, seniors Parker Stafford and Liv Mathews and juniors Abby Russel and Abby Jacobsen, train with personal trainer and […]
ChloeHerbert Ruining 27 state bridges, approximately 200 miles of pavement and creating more than $1 billion in damages, according to the US Department of Transportation, the Nebraska flood of 2019 […]
OliviaSullivan The upcoming election on Nov. 3, 2020 will be the first election current Marian students will be eligible to vote. It is also a presidential election. […]
ColleenSully Social media platforms are an easy and free way for all people to stay connected with the world. Newer apps are constantly being created and are often taken over […]
Column by LilyWeindel Ah, Valentine’s Day. A day filled with roses, chocolates and unhealthy relationship standards. This holiday, with origins that can be traced back to the fifth century, causes […]
(Reprinted from the printed January 2020 Network) OliviaSullivan “The English dictionary is made up of Greek and Latin words. So if you don’t recognize a word, but you know some […]
(Reprinted from the January Network) LilyWeindel Spray tans. Jergens’ Instant Sun. Tanning beds. Laying out in the sun for hours at a time. All of these options are popular ways […]
OliviaSullivan Stacey Abrams was featured as the keynote speaker in mid-December at Girls Inc.’s annual Lunch for the Girls. Abrams is an author, entrepreneur, nonprofit CEO and political leader whose […]
ArianaGanson There is one item that is almost always guaranteed to be carried by a person, whether they’re male or female; young or old, and that item is a cellphone. […]
LilyWeindel Located on 78th and Military Ave., Mary Immaculate Church has been a presence in our neighborhood since 1989. The parish includes both Mater Dei Seminary and Mater Dei Academy. […]
MaggiePeklo About a 10-minute walk from the doors of Marian, past the red gate, at the bottom of lower lot is Duet, formerly known as ENCOR. They provide engagement opportunities […]
(Reprinted from the January Network page 14) Commentary by LydiaLarson Women want equal rights. However, one of the things that is constantly setting women back is the surplus of music […]