‘InPulse’ pounds out the vocals in Memorial Hall
“InPulse,” an a cappella group, performed April 8 at Memorial Hall’s main theatre as the last event of the Galaxy Series, a program that brings the fine arts to Chadron State College.
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Spring Days 2010
The annual “Spring Days” events took place Tuesday.
Read MoreCSC pursuing branded license plate
A Chadron State College-branded license plate may be in the future for some Nebraska vehicle owners.
Read MoreFootball sets scrimmage, fun for spring finale
Work hard, stay healthy. That’s what Chadron State Head Football Coach Bill O’Boyle said would be necessary for the Eagles to be competitive when the 2010 season opens.
Read MoreDoes the theory of ‘normal’ exist as a universal constant?
What is normal? Is it actually possible to determine what normal is? Some will probably say yes, but most would just shrug their shoulders.
Read MoreRetired dean speaks on 1985 planning
Dr. Pat Colgate, retired dean of education and graduate students, delivered a lecture titled “A View of the Future of American Higher Education as Perceived by Chadron State College in 1985: How Close Did We Come?”
Read MoreAfghans to relate country’s culture, strife
Two journalists from Afghanistan are set to be featured speakers at the 2010 Nebraska Collegiate Media Association and Golden Leaf Awards, which are taking place at Chadron State.
Read MoreCSC Child Development Center celebrates Week of the Young Child
The Chadron State College Child Development Center Laboratory is celebrating the Week of the Young Child April 11 – 17. The week will close with an end of the year celebration Monday.
Read MoreDozens of schools attend 50th Scholastic Contest Day
Chadron State College celebrated its 50th annual Scholastic Contest Day on Friday, welcoming over 1,000 high school students to the campus to take academic tests.
Read MoreNew HHS degree to open fall 2010
Starting this fall, students at Chadron State College will have another degree option that will combine programs in the Family and Consumer Sciences and Health Professions areas. The degree will focus on preparing students for a profession in public health.
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