by J1 reporters Brianna Dovali & Anne Masek Opportunities to be educated on the topics of race, discrimination, and open-mindedness are more available now than ever. One resource that is […]
By J1 reporter Fiona Gautschi The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported approximately 1.9 million individuals ages 3-17 have been diagnosed with depression and 4.4 million diagnosed with […]
oung women are raised to be on guard at all times. Girls are encouraged to go to the bathroom in large groups, park in well-lit areas, and avoid getting gas or shopping at night. It’s common to see girls carrying pepper spray on their key chains and wearing modest clothing in public to avoid harassers. Girls even guard their drinks at parties to ensure their safety on a night out. The list of precautions goes on and on.
AnnaDailey & AnnaKidder Surprise Day has brought the joy of dogs in recent years, but now students can see a dog no matter what day it is. Last year, English […]
QuinnFindley Omaha has a reputation for welcoming refugees; however, in a lot of cases, the help needed to fully integrate them into a new society isn’t provided. The Simple Foundation, […]
AnnaKidder & MaryCateTabor March is not only a time when many people celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, but it is also Irish-American Heritage Month. What better way to celebrate it than […]
NaomiDelkamiller If Mrs. Molly Raabe and Mrs. Karen Coolidge are not around to greet students as they walk into the Haddix Academic Center, their elaborate Cricut designed displays always seem […]
CourtneyThompson In a year full of online singing and Zoom calls, all of Marian’s vocalists and instrumentalists finally got a “win.” The annual and most elaborate performance of the year, […]
GraceVirgillito Prom is a night that almost everyone dreams about…getting all glammed up with friends, stressing about corsages or boutonnieres, having a sweet piece of arm candy by your side […]
MaddieGenoways From the start of quarantine, working mothers were ready to go on the offensive. They didn’t fool themselves with delusions of their children going right back to school and […]
RyleeGregg In the current digital age, there are an increasing number of ways to connect with people from all around the world, making it easier than ever to share ideas […]
FrannieCihunka The COVID-19 pandemic took many things from the world this year. However, when Marian girls returned to school, many athletes were lucky enough to keep a semi-full season. The […]
RyleeGregg The pandemic has stripped Marian of many traditions. Not having them to look forward to has certainly put a damper on the school year for everyone, students and teachers […]
LexiKetcham Demo, costumes, mascot, cheer, walls, judges booklet. These may just be some random words to most people, but to Marian students, they scream two words: Field Day. This is […]
AnnaKidder For pets, the COVID-19 pandemic did not create many changes to their daily habits. While they continued to go about their typical lives, their owners’ routines suddenly came to […]
MaryCateTabor While Marian is continuing on during the COVID-19 pandemic with precautions and a plethora of changes, one thing is missing: the physical presence of the Servants of Mary in […]
AnnaDailey Marian’s Mock Trial team, coached by Caroline Nelsen ’10, had a virtual season this year due to COVID-19. Although the season was different, the team continued to compete against […]
AnnaDailey With a 17 percent acceptance rate, getting into Notre Dame is near impossible without a lot of perseverance and hard work. Senior Aby Acevedo has utilized these qualities to […]
SophieStevens Everyone has seen her, but many aren’t aware of all she does for Marian. COVID-19 has created challenges and changes for every person in the school system, but for […]
RyleeGregg Miss Lindsey Decker ’14 began working at Marian at the beginning of October to supervise classrooms when teachers are gone. “My job basically entails watching over students and making […]
