By Lydia Delkamiller On Jan. 31, Marian administration sent the entire student body an email consisting of questions regarding the lunch system. The questions asked what new variety of foods the […]
By Caroline Drew District music may sound exactly like a District competition in any other sport or school activity, but it is more than just a competition between Nebraska musicians. […]
By Jolie Peal Brisk weather and freezing winds did not stop the thousands of students and adults who marched on Saturday, March 24 at Lewis and Clark Landing for the […]
by Julia Hingorani Over the course of four days, a group of students had the opportunity to be a part of the largest congressional simulation conference in the world: the […]
by Grace Sall Few things have a universality to them, common to countries and diverse cultures around the world. Love, laughter and family are a few. But all children seem […]
by Maddie Robertson Marian has never been a school to shy away from giving back to the community. Although its most recent supply drive still benefited those in need, the […]
by Shannon Mcsweeney & Lily Watkins The massacre that took place on Feb. 14, at Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., shook the nation. Seventeen people died in the […]
by Anna Cook The transition from high school to college is not always the easiest. The process of applying and deciding which school to attend is stressful enough, but on […]
by Julia Hingorani The science fiction genre has long promoted the idea of robots and artificial intelligence. Until recently, this idea has only been a reality in theaters. This fantasy […]
by Maddie Robertson Although summer may seem ages away, and the 2018-2019 school year even further, Marian girls will soon begin registering for classes for the upcoming school year. However, […]
by Grace Sall “Love them both.” “Love Saves Lives.” “Choose Adoption.” “I am the Pro-life Generation.” More than 100,000 youths and adults held signs adorned with these messages on Jan. […]
by Maggie Prosser From Nov. 12-18, Baxter Arena hosted their biggest event yet: (no, not Marian Field Day) The 2018 U.S. Olympic Curling Trials. Baxter Arena announced this honor in […]
by Samantha Fabian Blue and white balloons began popping up one after another as Recruitment Director Mrs. Molly Woodman prepared for Marian’s annual Open House on Sunday, Nov. 19. With […]
by Shannon McSweeney One thing that can be said about Marian: it is never boring. The president and principal stand in the cold in costumes on Halloween, there is a […]
by Maddie Robertson The well-being of students is always a school’s top priority. Along with their dedication to pushing their students to excel academically, athletically and creatively, it is […]
by Audrey Hertel & Julia Hingorani According to the 2016 United States Census Bureau, out of the 323.1 million people residing in the United States, 800,000 of them receive benefits […]
By J1 Reporter Kristin Beduhn What is the best way to start your morning? Is it a warm cup of coffee? Scrumptious breakfast? This answer may be up for debate, […]
by Hayley Golden To better combat problems surrounding cultural unawareness, the I.D.E.A.S. Club (Increasing Diversity and Equality Among Students) aims to teach students about other ethnicities and cultures through stimulating conversations […]
by Abby McLaughlin Operation Others (OO) is a city-wide high school-led community of students and helpful, caring adults that help provide food to families in need. It is composed of […]
by Maddie Robertson Operation Welcome is reaching out to the refugee community for the second year in a row. The club, which was started last year by social studies and […]
