Debate team brings tradition back to life
By Aileen Zitek Marian is known for its many different extracurriculars. Marian adds to its list by creating a debate team. The last time Marian had a debate team was […]
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Construction! Construction! Read all about it!
By Qwynn Watts On May 18 of this past school year Marian held a groundbreaking ceremony symbolizing the beginning of the long anticipated campus renovation. All classrooms were expected to […]
Celebrating 125 years: Servite Sisters gather in Omaha
By Kaitlyn Rosenbaum On Saturday Aug. 4, the Sisters of Mary gathered in the Performing Arts Center for mass. This wasn’t an ordinary daily mass but one to celebrate and […]
Campus renovation aims to bring new academic, spiritual atmosphere
ONLINE NOTE: The story originally appeared in the May 2018 Network. Photo updates have been added through the first month of summer. Story by Julia Hingorani ’18 New and refurbished […]
Summer reads will hook readers with emotion
Reviews by Julia Veik ’18 Originally printed in the May Network, page 7 Class of 2022 “The Go-Between” by Veronica Chambers is the incoming freshman summer read. It’s a coming-of-age […]
Janata’s vocation takes her beyond Marian’s classrooms
by Maddie Robertson ’18 For 30 years, Ms. Kathy Janata has served the Marian community by incorporating compassion, wisdom and innovation into her work. Before working as a theology teacher […]
Students sad for Guo to go
by Maddie Robertson ’18 Although she is leaving after only a year of teaching at Marian, Mandarin I teacher Ms. Jessie Guo has left an everlasting mark on the Marian […]
Finding your inner hippie on the rural route at Junkstock
By Daylee Daubert Junkstock is one of the best festivals for junk, music and food around the country, and it’s right here in the heartland. Refurbished junk, vintage finds, unique […]
Senior May Queen graces Marian with inspiring values, embodies faith
Anna Cook ’18 On May 8, senior Maria Determan led second grade daughters of alumnae to the statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The girls were dressed in white Communion […]
Mothers and daughters bond over brunch
By Lauren Elliot Marian’s annual Mother Daughter Mass and Breakfast was held on Sunday, April 8. Marian girls and their moms and grandmothers gathered to spend some quality time together […]
The importance of internships: Getting the dream job
By Kaitlyn Rosenbaum Looking for a job or discerning future career paths can be stressful without the right experience or qualifications. Internships can be the perfect opportunity to make the […]
Marian, Prep choirs spring into song for Easter Mass
By Kaji Loro Harmonies resonated around the East Gym as a group of Creighton Prep choir students joined Marian’s Worship Choir to guide the school in a celebration of Easter. […]
Summer trips
Ice, Ice, Iceland is the place to be By Mackenzie Kilton In the summer of 2020, a group of Marian students will depart on an adventure to Iceland. Only Marian […]
Language honor societies change induction celebration
By Maria Alessandro It is considered a prestigious achievement to be inducted into an honor society, and at a competitive school like Marian, students have the opportunity to be inducted […]
3 Moms and a Test: A recipe for success
By Madison Bezousek The juniors have participated in three prep courses put on by 3 Moms and a Test (3MT). The required prep classes covered verbal and general strategies, math […]
Sheltering Tree brings a new connection to the Servants of Mary
By Hayley Golden ’18 You may or may not have noticed the new building just east of the convent and Marian on 72nd Street. The building has a strong connection […]
Servants of Mary Celebrate their 125th Anniversary in the United States
Story by Delaney Stekr ’18 Photos by Maria Determan, Hayley Golden, Lily Watkins Marian is founded upon the values of Compassion, Community, Service, Spirituality, Marian Identity and Empowerment. All of […]
Accreditors ensure that Marian is evolving, improving, flourishing
By Maria Determan ’18 Students may have heard the term “accreditation” floating around among teachers and administrators in the last month or so. More likely than not, students have questioned, […]
Shakespeare’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ shakes up the stage
By Macy Salerno From William Shakespeare to southern accents, Marian’s spring play had it all. On April 6, Marian opened its spring play, Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” The show […]
Problem-solving no difficulty for S.A.M.E.
By Maddie Robertson ’18 In its third year of re-emergence, the Society of American Military Engineers (S.A.M.E.) is working to solve problems big and small. The club, composed […]
