Christine Aye, president, convened the meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday. Vice President Kyle Klammer was excused.

Student Senate approved two new clubs and heard an update about the safe-rides program at its meeting Monday.

CSC’s Professional Staff Association is sponsoring a blood drive from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Friday in the Student Center. “There is always a need for blood and only volunteer donors can fulfill that need for patients in our community,” Karen Pope, CSC professional staff association president, stated in a Jan. 6 e-mail.

The 2011 Wellness for a Lifespan Health Fair is set for 3-7 p.m. Thursday in the Student Center. Shellie Johns, coordinator of conferencing, said 32 organizations are signed up for activities, presentations and information displays offering insights about creating and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. The fair is free and open to the public. Providers will [...]

The Nebraska Supreme Court heard oral arguments Thursday morning in a request for a new trial of Joseph Hotz. Hotz was convicted in 2009 in Dawes County of second degree murder in the death of his roommate Kenneth Pfeiffer Jr., as well as attempted murder, terroristic threats, and three counts of use of a weapon [...]

Chadron’s annual activities to help commemorate Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday are set for Monday.

The Campus Activities Board heard about an opportunity for greater preparedness for life after college and reports on the importance of accurately listing club contacts at its meeting Tuesday.

The Student Senate met briefly Monday to welcome students back for the spring semester. Owing to weather and road conditions, many senators had not yet returned to campus.

If there is a single name that new Chadron residents learn first, it’s probably “Con Marshall.”

The organized search for a Peru State College student missing since Dec. 3 ended Tuesday.