Change Is On The Way For Advanced Placement Exams
By J1 Reporter Mary Cate Tabor With the recent outbreak of COVID-19, many students are concerned with how the upcoming AP® exams will be handled and if they will even […]
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Marian’s blood drive cancelled, Red Cross faces blood shortages due to the outbreak of COVID-19
By J1 Reporter Maddie Mitchell Volunteer hours are not required at Marian, but most Marian girls still venture out into the community to donate their time, money and talents. Marian […]
Small businesses are handling recent changes
By J1 Reporter Quinn Findley With the outbreak of COVID-19, small businesses, restaurants in particular, have had to remodel their methods of selling to help stop the spread of the […]
Supplies in Dire Shortage
By J1 Reporter Olivia Turkel With the recent outbreak of COVID-19, news stations have been pushing out new information as quickly as possible. New information regarding precautionary steps, CDC guidelines […]
Essentials on the Frontlines: Journalists
By J1 reporter Naomi Delkamiller Omaha native and New York Times photography fellow, Calla Kessler, 23, returned to Nebraska in mid-March. She left her Brooklyn apartment to use her skills […]
An Easter Like No Other
By J1 reporter Megan Hoppe As a religious community, Easter is one of the most sacred days for the Servants of Mary. However, this year the Servants of Mary will […]
19th Amendment conference planning hasn’t stopped because of COVID-19
By J1 Reporter Anna Dailey In September, Marian, Mercy and Duchesne are hosting a conference to celebrate the 100th year anniversary of the 19th Amendment getting ratified. The 19th Amendment […]
MarianFEST brings Hawaiian vibe
NayahMbilain On Friday, Feb. 7, Marian girls participated in the annual celebration of MarianFEST. The event was held at the Marriott hotel downtown. Tickets were sold for $150 per person, […]
Black & Brown Legislative days inspire civic engagement
AkerAjak Many students had the opportunity to attend the 4th Annual Black and Brown Legislative Training and Legislative Day on Feb. 13 and 27. The training consisted of multiple speakers […]
Speech team builds unbreakable bond, hopes for state success
(Reprinted and updated from the March Network pg. 3) HollyMcCutcheon Marian’s speech team is in action and ready to finish out a successful season. “Speech involves writing your own informative […]
Debate team showcases talent for second year
(reprinted from the March Network, page 3, with brief COVID-19 updates here) DiannaSledge Marian’s debate team has been on and off for decades, but right now, it is in its […]
Hair products impact health
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 […]
Plant-based protein products gain popularity, spark controversy
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 […]
Flooding in Nebraska: impacting local lives a year later
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 […]
Students eligible to vote in election
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. […]
Latin’s last year leaves mark on students, school
(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 […]
Stacey Abrams, female politicians encourage girls to run for office
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 […]
Servants of Mary utilize Military Ave. for change
BellaSyslo If you ever happen to catch yourself cruising down Military Ave. on a Thursday morning, don’t be shocked to see a flock of Servites camped out on the corner […]
Good food, but a little fishy
Review By J1 Reporter Margaret Kelly Saturdays may be for the boys, but Fridays are for the girls. Recently, I spent a night out with a couple of my coworkers, […]
Inclusivity opportunity broadens students’ perspectives
AkerAjak For the first time at Marian, seven students were given the opportunity to go on a four day retreat called IncluCity. Junior Lauren Harris, one of the students […]
