Students give RDs a pie in the face
The Resident Life Association’s “Pie Your Favorite Resident Director” left resident directors wiping whipped cream off their faces Monday.
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Friday, March 6, 2026
Month: February 2011
‘Wild Things’ shows complexities of growing up
“Where The Wild Things Are” is an adaptation of Maurice Sendak’s 1963 children’s picture book. It is 101 minutes long, and it is unequivocally dazzling.
Read MoreStudents celebrate Black History
RLA sponsored “Black History Night” 8 p.m. to midnight Friday in the Edna Lobby. Thirty-nine students signed in for the event, while about a dozen people stayed for the whole event.
Read MoreBalloons inflate Valentine’s Day for club fundraiser
War Eagles celebrated Valentine’s Day, otherwise known as “Singles Awareness Day,” by selling balloons as a fundraiser.
Read MoreSith Lord seeks job in Star Wars parody
The Sith Lord Emperor Palpatine looks for a job in this Star Wars parody.
Read MoreLadies’ Night event features local clothing vendors
Wine, women, and song were the dominant elements of the second-annual Family and Consumer Science’s Ladies’ Night Out and Fashion Show Thursday.
Read MoreThunderwolves sink teeth into Eagle wrestlers
The Chadron State wrestling team lost 24-19 to the Colorado State University-Pueblo Thunderwolves at home in the Nelson Physical Activity Center Saturday.
Read MoreRangers take down Eagles in overtime, 80-75
Chadron State’s women’s basketball team could not take the win in overtime and the game result in an 80-75 victory for Regis University last Saturday.
Read MoreMobile technology makes for mediocre company
Once upon a time, about six or seven years ago, when texting and iPods started becoming really popular, I read a study that said college students were much less social due to technology.
Read MoreWe can all help curb excess carbon emissions
With the wide-open spaces that surround Chadron, there is a tendency to think that we are environmentally friendly due to the lack of smog. The skies are clear and the air is fresh and because of the Nebraska wind our carbon emissions are carried elsewhere.
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