The Eagle’s collection of points of historical note from Chadron State College’s 100 years of service.

Several parking lots and roads will be closed for CSC’s 2011 Homecoming weekend.

Student Senate allocated money to buy its members folders, and discussed incentives for service at its meeting Monday.

Following its commission, which was announced earlier this year, the bronze sculpture, “The Three Muses,” was delivered to campus 8:30 a.m., Wednesday.

The focus of the Campus Activities Board meeting on Tuesday was the schedule of events for homecoming week, which is Sept. 24 – Oct. 1.

NET, Nebraska’s PBS television station, has announced their plans to televise the Eagle’s Oct. 8 game against UNK at Cope Stadium in Kearney.

Student Senate discussed worries about online classes, upcoming senate elections, and library renovations at their meeting on Monday.

The Campus Activities Board focused on homecoming events at the meeting, Tuesday.

Two weeks ago, CSC student Nevin Price, sophomore of Alliance, presented the idea of getting an EMT course on the Chadron State campus to the Student Senate.

A 31-year era at Chadron State College is coming to an end. In an unexpected move, Lois Veath, vice president for academic affairs, announced her retirement during an all-campus meeting Thursday.