This week’s campus-wide Internet outage, which lasted two-and-a-half-days, was caused by failure of the network’s fire wall, and is expected to cost CSC $6,500 for new equipment, said Ann Burk, director of information technology.
Read MoreThe 22nd Annual “Excellence in Early Childhood Conference,” featured a performance by guitarist and philanthropist David Roth, below, who interwove music and inspirational stories into his evening performance in the Student Center Friday.”
Read MoreDr. Gary White, dean of the School of Business, Entrepreneurship, Applied & Mathematical Sciences & Sciences, is leaving CSC effective Aug. 15, President Janie Park stated in an e-mail issued late Friday afternoon.
Read MoreDuring the brief CAB meeting, board members reminded club representatives about the budget packets and upcoming events, including the cancellation of the Alternative Spring Break trip.
Read MoreSenate discussed approved funding for new TVs and Mardi Gras activities at Monday’s meeting.
Read MoreFor hundreds of years, Mardi Gras has been celebrated in the South. This week though, Mardi Gras celebrations are coming to Chadron. The week’s Mardi Gras celebrations included Tuesday‘s RLA event, “Mardi Gras Makeover,” where students decorated Mardi Gras masks. Tonight there will be a Masquerade Ball.
Read More“It’s kinda frustrating but it’s nice you don’t have to do your homework.”
— Ashley Rushman,
18, freshman, Psychology major, of Gurley
Jazmyn Webster (24), freshman guard of Cheyenne, Wyo., pushes through two Metro State players during Saturday’s game, February 11. The Eagles lost to Metro State 68-44. — Photo by Chelsie Moreland
Read MoreCards are dealt for residents at the Late Night “Texas Hold’em” event at The Pit Thursday night, February 10. — Photo by Chelsie Moreland
Read MoreJames Safarik, 20, sophomore of Hyannis, auditions for “The Importance of Being Earnest,” in the Black Box Theater Tuesday night, February 15. — Photo by Chelsie Moreland
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