NatalieCusick We’ve all grown up with the idea that we are on some transient journey to “find ourselves.” We hear about people who venture into the wilderness “off the grid” […]
QuinnFindley Every single person has a different way of thinking, which causes unique outlooks on every situation, however, there are similarities that group people into separate distinctions. That grouping is […]
FrannieCihunka In the beginning of the summer, Marian held three zoom meetings in the wake of George Floyd’s death to learn more about struggles the people of color face in […]
NaomiDelkamiller Marian’s first public statement regarding race after the death of George Floyd was a controversial start. The June 2 Instagram post made by @omahamarian featured a student-made mural from […]
NaomiDelkamiller By expressing specific needs to administrative members, Marian girls have the opportunity to proactively transform the school’s trajectory moving forward. In June 2020, dozens of students opened up […]
FrannieCihunka This summer, the video of George Floyd’s death rocked the U.S and sparked a revolution set on ending the systemic racism in the country. Communities across the country have shown their […]
How far will the senior class go? (current as of May 15’s Declaration Day Video) • Arizona Grand Canyon University MayaReed SarahRollag University of Arizona EleanorHenderson • Arkansas University of […]
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 […]
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 […]
Review by SarahCronin As a child I hadn’t seen many episodes of “Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood” as the show’s last episode aired less than a month before I was born in […]
AlidaFarrens During the holiday season, many people feel generous and are more inclined to give back to their community. As the holiday season comes to a close, however, this sense […]
NoraFitzsimmons Often when the topic of aiding the homeless comes up, many turn to the argument that people simply choose to be homeless. They lack work ethic, they’re hooked on […]
OliviaSullivan Operation Others’ annual project is underway. “The goal of Operation Others is to distribute bags of food to around 2,000 people in the Omaha area,” junior Kate McGill, Operation […]
Reprinted from the December Network, page 9 BellaSyslo As the year winds to an end and the weather becomes colder, many of Omaha’s homeless population seek refuge. This refuge was […]
LilyWeindel An addition to the Marian student services department this year is Ms. Amber Determan. With education from Creighton University and UNO, she is a provisionally licensed mental health practitioner. […]
LibbySchimonitz On average, it is estimated to cost between $2.28 and $3.42 to make one bottle of insulin, according to Business Insider. Now, remember that bottle. Think of it running […]
Lily Blake Juuls, e-cigs, cig-a-likes, vapes. Regardless of the lingo you choose to use, the underage usage of electronic smoking devices is an epidemic plaguing the lives of teenagers all […]
Caroline Drew ‘Caribbean Delights’ brings Jamaican culture to Omaha, Marian community Every day after school you can find freshman Shantise Pearson seating customers and taking orders at her parents’ restaurant, […]
No one had any idea that one day in August of 2014 would have had so much of an effect on us. We had no idea that having no principal […]
