A new class, titled “Applied Horticulture of the High Plains” was instituted this semester for the first time in college history.
The 200-level class features a mix of classroom lectures and hands-on application in order to foster a unique learning experience.
Read MoreThe International Club is planning to host a series of cultural events next week.
International Education Week is a nationally-recognized event and an initiative of the U.S. Department of Education and the U.S. Department of State.
Read MoreThe wrestlers’ Red and Black dual brought in an impressive crowd Friday night at the Red and Black meet. Most of the matches determined the roster for the rest of the season.
Read MoreThe Chadron State women’s basketball team held the Black Hills State Yellow Jackets to an 82-79 exhibition-game victory Tuesday evening in Armstrong Gym.
Read MoreThere has been much discussion within Senate and CAB about, and even a special committee devoted to, campus security, which includes key fobs and locking doors.
Read MoreIt is no shock to my friends and family that I am all for the legalization of marijuana, and not just medical marijuana.
If you’re thinking, “Wow, this chick is crazy,” I have some statistics to share with you.
The first light on Saturday morning will signal the start of arguably the biggest day of the year for many hunters in the area. That’s right folks, firearm deer season is finally here.
Read MoreFrank Ferrante bestowed lots of laughs upon the crowd that attended Tuesday night’s “An Evening With Groucho
Read MoreThe CSC Art department hosted its annual “High School Art Day” Monday. Estimates place attendance at around 100 students from 10 Nebraska schools and two schools from South Dakota.
Read MoreThere I was in fourth grade math, trying my hardest to concentrate on the numbers when they danced straight off my page and began doing an elaborate production to the tune of “My Favorite Things.”
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