Over the past 4 years I have spent at Chadron State College, I have met many wonderful people, from colleagues to students to administrators. With my several health problems, I can’t be more grateful for the support and encouragement from the many people here who have helped make my life happier and healthier.
Read MoreNov. 29 was the last CAB meeting of the semester. CAB will resume on Tuesday, Jan. 10.
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Read MoreNSCS Chancellor Stan Carpenter stated in an email Tuesday afternoon the Dec. 14 meeting would only concern capital construction, and that personnel issues and the ongoing NCAA investigation would not be discussed.
Read MoreCSC Nurse Ann Dockweiler said Tuesday 33 flu shots are available to the CSC campus community.
Shots cost $10 for students, and can be paid for with cash or check.
Read MoreDiscussion on general studies revisions dominated conversation at Monday night’s senate meeting.
Read More1. Sleep is your friend. Although there are a lot of last minute projects to do, it is more important to keep healthy during the week of finals. Don’t run yourself into the ground. Try to find time to get some sleep before your brain shrivels up like a raisin.
Read MoreLast Thursday, the Chadron State track and field team got together for the Cardinal and White intrasquad meet. White snatched a win from Cardinal by a score of 378 to 326.
Read MoreCharles Snare, current dean of Teaching and Learning, has accepted the vice president for academic affairs position, according to an email sent to Chadron State College employees Tuesday afternoon by CSC President Janie Park.
Read MoreThe Occupy Wall Street (OWS) movement seems to be sweeping across the nation. From coast to coast citizens are rallying to demonstrate their discontent with the current policies of the U.S. government. But the people involved need to step back and view these protests for what they really are.
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