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 […]
AnnaDailey As juniors and seniors approach the end of high school, talk of the next step becomes more and more relevant. From taking the ACT to going on college visits, […]
RyleeGregg Fall is usually a time for new beginnings, and one of the biggest shifts that a person can go through is moving into college. With this in mind, , […]
MaddieGenoways Recently, many communities in America have been suffering from natural disasters such as Hurricanes Laura and Sally in the Gulf Coast and wildfires spreading across the West Coast. Although […]
EmilySalzman At the beginning of the 2019-2020 school year, Marian’s administration decided to invest in a new sustainability program which added composting to the daily lunchtime routine for students. With […]
AnnaKidder Marian has implemented many precautions to ensure students can still attend school in-person this year. One of those precautions cost $4,500. The Fotric Infrared Imager and Integrated Temperature Scanner […]
MaddieGenoways Voting: one of America’s most cherished practices, considered one of the core rights of any U.S. citizen. This is why it comes as such a surprise to many that […]
AnnaKidder Last year, Marian underwent some exciting changes- updates to the cafeteria, classrooms, hallways and a new library—but it didn’t stop there. This summer, Marian completed construction on the new […]
GaeaKaan The recent events regarding COVID-19 have caused mass confusion in regards to many daily activities such as jobs, trips to the grocery store, and school. Due to the privileges […]
JessicaBrusnahan Baseball and swimming: two summer essentials, both put on hold. This summer was about to be another busy one. Every four years Omaha becomes a sports hotspot, with the […]
EmilySalzman Whether it be hot, iced, or blended, Marian girls will never pass up an opportunity to get that extra boost of caffeine in the morning. Lucky enough for most […]
NatalieCusick The days where Marian girls used to squeeze an entire homeroom into one row of bleachers at Mass and eat elbow to elbow during lunch seem like ages ago. […]
LexiKetcham Marian has recently hired Miss Devin Owens as the Director of Diversity and Inclusion. Owens was born and raised in Omaha, where sheattended Brownell Talbot, Holy Cross and Morton […]
AlexisKetcham With the continuing spread of COVID-19, the Marian community has to make many adjustments this school year to create a safe environment. In addition to the changes taking place, […]
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 […]
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 […]
