Riley Machal, chief justice, swore in Liz Rice as senator of E.H.P.C.P.S.W, and new student senate executive board members including Morgan Nelson as president, James Bahensky as vice-president, T.J. Thomson as treasurer, Chrissy Black as secretary, Beth Wroblewski as corresponding secretary, Sammy Shaykett as parliamentarian, and Nisha Durand as chief justice.
Read More“Nothing really, just hang out.”
— Chris Aid,
23, sophomore, Exercise Science major, of Eaton, Colo.
Streetcorner Symphony performs an a capella cover of the Tears for Fears’ song “Everybody Wants to Rule the World.”
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Read MoreA total of 39 Chadron students in the men’s ensemble, women’s choir, and concert choir performed a successful choir concert at Chadron Arts Center Sunday afternoon according to conductor Una Taylor.
Read More“Stellar Brass” of the United States Air Force took the stage in the Chadron Performing Arts Center Thursday for a performance that can only be described by their name.
Read MoreChadron State College students, faculty, and members of the community enjoyed authentic Hawaiian/American Samoan style entertainment as well as food that complemented the occasion Thursday evening.
Read MoreThe Eagles’ golf team finished 13th of 14 teams Sunday at the Augustana Invitational. The team still managed to beat the University of Nebraska-Kearney Lopers, which, according to head coach Terri Connealy, was the most positive thing.
Read MoreThe first game was delayed over an hour because of the weather at Chadron State’s round robin rugby tournament Saturday.
Read MoreThe Chadron State Eagle’s softball team showed heart at its doubleheader against the New Mexico Highlands University Cowgirls in Colorado Springs, Colo., taking home a win and a loss.
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