Good food, but a little fishy
Review By J1 Reporter Margaret Kelly Saturdays may be for the boys, but Fridays are for the girls. Recently, I spent a night out with a couple of my coworkers, […]
Tag Archives: Service
‘Seasons change but hunger remains’
AlidaFarrens During the holiday season, many people feel generous and are more inclined to give back to their community. As the holiday season comes to a close, however, this sense […]
Operation Others annual service project helps thousands
OliviaSullivan Operation Others’ annual project is underway. “The goal of Operation Others is to distribute bags of food to around 2,000 people in the Omaha area,” junior Kate McGill, Operation […]
Project Welcome sponsors Afghan refugee family
OliviaSullivan This semester, Project Welcome is sponsoring a refugee family from Kabul, Afghanistan. “We try to help at least two families a year,” Mrs. Katy Salzman, Project Welcome club moderator […]
Girl’s best friend: lawnmowers
Column By LilyWeindel As someone who had never used a lawnmower in her 18 years of life and gets paranoid when passing by a graveyard on her route to school, […]
Junior retreat: the simplest but most immersive retreat
By: J1 Reporter Chiara Wallen A day spent serving those less fortunate than yourself can make a bigger difference than can be seen by the naked eye. Every Monday a […]
Dominican Republic trip ministers the joys of service
By Jolie Peal The end of the school year typically signals the start of a relaxing summer for most students, but junior Kate Jensen’s summer took her on an adventure […]
Marian girls are Pow-WOWED by the annual Winnebago service trip
By Audrey Otwell A leisurely hour-and-a-half drive on Highway 70 presents an opportunity to experience a community passionate with rich tradition, insightful stories and delicious tacos. July 22 to 28 […]
Marian girls are Pow-WOWED by the annual Winnebago service trip
By Audrey Otwell A leisurely hour-and-a-half drive on Highway 70 presents an opportunity to experience a community passionate with rich tradition, insightful stories and delicious tacos. July 22 to 28 […]
Students Join Dominicans for Summer Solidarity: Service Trip to the DR 2018
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 […]
Summer trips
Ice, Ice, Iceland is the place to be By Mackenzie Kilton In the summer of 2020, a group of Marian students will depart on an adventure to Iceland. Only Marian […]
Sheltering Tree brings a new connection to the Servants of Mary
By Hayley Golden ’18 You may or may not have noticed the new building just east of the convent and Marian on 72nd Street. The building has a strong connection […]
Feminine supply drive keeps sisterhood alive
by Maddie Robertson Marian has never been a school to shy away from giving back to the community. Although its most recent supply drive still benefited those in need, the […]
Marian girls have DRive (in the Dominican Republic
Back-to-school Issue By freelance reporter Kate Kellen In the third floor hallway of Marian, there is a mural on the wall that reads: “‘The best way to find yourself is […]
Growing in Faith in Winnebago
Back-to-school Issue By Reporter Julia Hingorani Most teenagers’ summers consist of hanging out at the pool or meeting up with friends, not kneeling down in the dirt to pull weeds. […]
Service through donations: process to be reformed in future
sydneymonahan Service is one of the six core values of Marian. All around the school, different groups are constantly organizing drives and fundraisers to help people in need. The success […]
Q & A with DR missionary Kate Kellen
alliemorrissey Q: How long were you in the DR (Dominican Republic) and what service did you do there? A: We went from June 4 through June 15, and our main service work […]
