A new addition in government has given Native Americans across the nation a reason to celebrate. Deb Haaland’s position as the 54th United States Secretary of the Interior allows Native Americans to have greater representation and a valued voice in government. This is truly a historical feat, as Haaland is the first Native American Cabinet Secretary in the history of the United States.
By J1 reporter Bella Beck With the Class of 2020 graduating this past year, Marian’s upperclassmen have been anticipating hearing about their college experiences. Recently, some members of the graduated […]
SophiaVirgillito In an attempt to save the environment, protect natural habitats as well as Midwestern farms and reduce air pollution, plans for the Keystone XL, an expansion of the current […]
LexiKetcham Senior retreat, which took place on March 19, was the Class of 2021’s final retreat allowing them to bond with their classmates and prepare for their last months of […]
EmilySalzman Every year, Marian gives students an opportunity to fly out to Boston for a weekend and take on specific roles in government during Harvard Model Congress (HMC). This conference […]
NatalieCusick In the first edition of the Network this year, an entire In Depth (center spread) was dedicated to Black Lives Matter. In the center of the pages were two […]
FrannieCihunka For most people, music is a part of their everyday life. From the radio to TV shows to classrooms, music is found everywhere. But how many people know music […]
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 […]
GraceVirgillito Marian students use the water fountain units and filling stations on a daily basis, but many have noticed that the water filters, meant to keep the student body healthy, […]
With Dr. Bill Lydiatt, Chief Medical Officer and Vice President of Medical Affairs at Methodist Hospital and Methodist Women’s Hospital NatalieCusick & EmilySalzman Q: How have our numbers changed, and […]
MaryCateTabor Marian girls swipe their lunch cards for a chicken salad and three cookies for a total of $6.50. Just yesterday it seemed that it was only $5.50 for the […]
FrannieCihunka Every Marian girl remembers the moment they knew Marian was the place for them. For many girls, this realization happened at Marian’s annual open house. Unfortunately, due to Omaha’s […]
LexiKetcham Whether you are a Democrat, Republican or Independent, the 2020 election has made history and will pave the way for women to become political leaders. Vice President-elect Kamala Harris […]
NatalieCusick Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 is National Hispanic American Heritage Month. This month is a time for everyone to be educated on and celebrate Hispanic and Latino Americans. According […]
RyleeGregg The day Principal Sullivan came on the announcements blaring the Husker Football tunnel walk song, the entire school sat in confusion. She went on to announce that Marian won, […]
MaddieGenoways When little kids dream about their future, they dream big: astronaut, musician, doctor, maybe even president. Their ambitions are inspiring, yet when they grow up, they are often told […]
CourtneyThompson Before the pandemic, vaping hospitalizations and even deaths, spread across the news like wildfire. According to the CDC, every U.S. state had at least one case of lung damage […]
EmilySalzman College sports have always been a huge part of American culture, whether it be through households watching an exciting rivalry or the athletes who spend their high school careers […]
