2020 Women’s March brings community together
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 […]
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Human Trafficking Awareness Club educates girls
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 […]
From great service to great food Jams has it all
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 […]
Nothing missing from the Omaha Jams experience: great food and service
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 […]
Blue, a tidal wave of flavor
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 […]
Kona doesn’t disappoint
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, […]
Marian alum advocates for the homeless
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 […]
Riverfront Revitalization Project displaces downtown homeless
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 […]
Students attend Life Chain to promote pro-life message
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 […]
Snow day decisions effect more than students
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 […]
Peanut butter jelly time: Marian girls meet PB&J goal
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 […]
Refugees create unique culture in Omaha
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 […]
A community full of optimism
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 […]
Java Daddies coffee shop expands Omaha’s coffee horizons
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 […]
O! What fun Omaha can be! Never boring if you look hard enough, have spirit of adventure
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 […]
There’s no place like Hom(e)ha
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 […]
My friends are always fighting, but learning at the same 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 […]
Marian students help pave way to Omaha’s future
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 […]
Marian girls refuse to let refugees down
carmenmiller Refugees in America have been a hot topic recently, but at Marian, the issue hits close to home. Freshman Aluth Lual is the daughter of two Sudanese refugees who […]
Giving Back to Omaha
lucyboever 24 hours. 24 hours to give and 24 hours to receive. Omaha Gives! is a 24-hour online event where donors may give money to nonprofits in Douglas, Sarpy, and […]
