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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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, […]
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 […]
(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 […]
(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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
