GaeaKaan Nearly 72 percent of Americans end up staying in or near the city they grew up in, meaning around 480 girls currently attending Marian will theoretically end up settling […]
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 […]
Commentary By J1 Reporter Rachel Achola “You see how smart women are, how capable they are and how innovative they are. It makes you wonder why we aren’t given the […]
BellaSyslo “We wanted to open girls’ eyes to an issue that is huge in and around Omaha and bring awareness to the halls of Marian,” Human Trafficking Awareness Club moderator […]
Review By J1 Reporter Grace Specht Are you looking for a nice place to eat dinner with friends or family? Jams is the place to try! Maddie Mitchell and I […]
Review by J1 Reporter Maddie Mitchell Many people have favorite restaurants and know what they want before they even glance at the menu. It is extremely easy to get comfortable […]
Review By J1 Reporter Sophie Stevens There are many places in Omaha that you can get sushi, but my favorite happens to be Blue Sushi. Blue Sushi is a sushi […]
Review By J1 Reporter Lexxi Olsen Kona Grill, located at 295 N 170th Street in Omaha, never disappoints. Over winter break, I visited the restaurant three times. Obviously, […]
NoraFitzsimmons Often when the topic of aiding the homeless comes up, many turn to the argument that people simply choose to be homeless. They lack work ethic, they’re hooked on […]
Reprinted from the December Network, page 9 BellaSyslo As the year winds to an end and the weather becomes colder, many of Omaha’s homeless population seek refuge. This refuge was […]
ChloeHerbert On Sunday, Oct. 6, six of the 76 members of the Marian Students for Life Club gathered on the sidewalk alongside 70th and Dodge streets to partake in this […]
Jolie Peal The Omaha metro area glistened with ice and snow as students rejoiced from another snow day announcement. On Feb. 25, Omaha schools announced their fifth snow day this […]
By Caitlyn Virgillito From Nov. 5 to Nov. 16, Operation Others held a peanut butter and jelly drive for families in need of meals. This drive is essential to provide […]
Audrey Otwell Texts and threats from terrorists were regular occurrences for Afghan refugee Shafiq Jahish. He was 17 years old when he began working for the United States militia as […]
Daylee Daubert Every year schools in the Omaha area nominate students to be recognized for their achievements. Those who are nominated attend a luncheon to display their achievements and their […]
Daylee Daubert Driving along S. 12th St. in the Old Market in downtown Omaha, you can’t miss the brightly colored mural that Java Daddies recently added to the landscape. If […]
By Jenna Cusick If you think that Omaha is boring and doesn’t have much to offer, then you aren’t looking hard enough. Omaha has plenty of things to do if you […]
Indepth Spread by Audrey Hertel ’18 & the Network Staff Omaha, Nebraska is a place that more than 446,970 people call home. Many Omaha natives enjoy having a ‘wild’ time […]
Opinion by J1 reporter Katherine Pelton It seems like my friends are always fighting. However, not about the usual things teenage girls argue about. They don’t fight about boys or […]
by Maddie Robertson Marian girls are always encouraged to seek out opportunities that enrich their lives and allow them to pursue their passions. When Marian’s Daily Bulletin advertised an […]
