JessicaBrusnahan Attention, athletes: it’s time. After the past few years of extensive construction on Marian’s academic facilities, the athletic grounds are getting a facelift. “We [the Marian administration] did a […]
QuinnFindley At Marian we dread getting last in Walk-a-Thon for the 4-mile walk around the neighborhood, but this is an everyday ritual for many families in the villages of African […]
NaomiDelkamiller When Mr. Tom Baker attended high school more than 50 years ago, it was a different time. High in the Berkshire Mountains of Norfolk, Conn., he sat quietly in […]
NaomiDelkamiller For Marian girls who use social media, the decisions being made to ban certain accounts and content is concerning. Junior Sydney Schroeder said she believes that “people can say, […]
Photos by Audrey Hertel & Taylor Sterba Omaha Women’s March Winter Formal
by Anna Cook “The Post,” directed by Steven Spielberg, takes place in the United States during the Vietnam War, but could not be more relevant to modern-day society. “The Post” […]
Entertainment Review by Delaney Stekr The Diner on 12th and Harney has an iconic appearance. The glowing neon sign draws customers in, and the smell pulls them straight through the door. […]
by Lily Watkins The most recent Network survey asked Marian girls for decorating tips, and this is what they responded with. Every girl has a different taste, and those tastes […]
by Allison Ostapowicz First airing on Dec. 17, 1989 “The Simpsons” is still running strong on their twenty-ninth season. Most people are familiar with the iconic yellow animated family and […]
by Abby McLaughlin Movies and popcorn? Good combo. Movies and sandwiches? Even better combo. Film Streams’ new theatre in Dundee and Kitchen Table Central, a spinoff of their downtown location, […]
by Maggie Prosser & Grace Sall After leaving Marian, most girls will not experience the exact same sisterhood that they did as students for four years. But some Marian […]
by Samantha Fabian Ever since Marian opened its doors in 1955, it has been motivating its students to be confident, independent, thinking leaders. Although these three words are familiar to […]
by Lily Watkins What do you want to be when you grow up? It’s a question often asked to kindergarteners and high schoolers alike. A decade can produce a lot […]
by Delaney Stekr Three girls, soaring their way to state. Literally. The divers on Marian’s Swim and Dive Team are sophomores Claire Hartley and Mariesa Beal and freshman Megan […]
by Julia Veik In its third year, the Marian Momentum Show Choir is off to a dazzling start. Momentum’s theme for the season is Gold, and their repertoire includes the […]
by Maggie Prosser Blue Jay fans bleed blue, but do they bleed red, too? Omahans have had a long-standing internal struggle with who to root for during a Creighton versus […]
by Audrey Yost Picture this: it’s 70 degree weather headed to Lincoln in bumper-to-bumper traffic. The smell of Godfather’s pizza and the sound of yelling is in your ear awaiting […]
by Maddie Robertson On Nov. 27, 2016, the central African country of the Democratic Republic of the Congo failed to hold an election to determine the successor of President Joseph […]
by Grace Sall In 2016, aggravated assault accounted for 63.4 percent of violent crimes and rape accounted for 7.7 percent, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The Omaha area […]
