ONLINE NOTE: The story originally appeared in the May 2018 Network. Photo updates have been added through the first month of summer. Story by Julia Hingorani ’18 New and refurbished […]
10 students were selected through a Campus Ministry application process to join Spanish teacher Mrs. Amanda Pritchard and French teacher Mrs. Katy Salzman for 10 days in the Dominican Republic […]
Click the links below to see an electronic copy of the print versions… May Special FIELD DAY insert May Regular Issue on issuu April Issue (by the Junior Journalism I […]
Mapping it out Members of the Class of 2018 sit on the floor of the East Gym on May 4 before passing the microphone and sharing their college and course […]
COLLEGE. The big seven-letter word. Some dread it, while others wait impatiently with anticipation. I have been excited for college since my first day of high school. I cannot wait […]
Marian is a generous community. The phrase “sharing is caring” is engraved on every student’s brain. But when symptoms start showing, Marian girls know to use all precautions in order […]
by Lily Watkins Most would not think of having access to the internet a human right, but according to the United Nations Human Rights Council, it is. People need basic […]
The Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting, which took place last Wednesday, Feb. 14, has been mentioned in most every news channel, Twitter feed and face-to-face conversation all across […]
Editorial Response from co-managing editor, Maddie Robertson It has been brought to the Network staff’s attention that our recent coverage about the Jan. 20 Omaha Women’s March has caused some […]
By Maria Determan It is difficult to imagine a Crusader basketball game without Marian cheerleaders or a Prep football game halftime without the Marian dance team. It is challenging to […]
By JI reporter Kayla Gornall Most Marian girls have seen her, and some might have even talked to her. She has a welcoming smile and speaks with kindness. She […]
Written & Photographed by 6th & 7th Graders in the Journalism Workshop On Jan. 27, Marian hosted the 6th and 7th grade practice entrance exam. There were an estimated […]
Opinion Column By J1 Reporter Paige Connelly Munroe Meyer is an institution whose mission is, “to lead the world in transforming the lives of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, […]
By J1 Reporter Paige Connelly The Marian Dads are an amazing group of guys. There are about 15 to 20 of them who meet once a month in the morning […]
By J1 Reporter Frieda Nomenyo This year’s theme at the Black Leadership Symposium was to Envision Yourself. Private and public schools from all over Omaha were present, but five juniors, […]
Opinion by J1 Reporter Qwynn Watts Sex-trafficking, the phrase that many people are afraid of confronting because it is too real and awful to accept that it is happening […]
By J1 Reporter Lydia Delkamiller Listening to Christmas music the first of November is not unheard of, because according to the movie Elf, the best way to spread Christmas cheer […]
By J1 Reporter Clara Roth From helping pottery students make chip bowls to helping students do semester-long self portraits, Mrs. Ashley Bauer has dedicated countless hours to the improvement of […]
Opinion By J1 Reporter Lexi Schorg Christmas. It’s the most wonderful time of the year. Ever since I was a child it has been a tradition to go to both of […]
