Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is an opportunity for Americans to reflect on and honor the life of perhaps the greatest civil rights leader in history. These days, most federal employees get the day off from work, while the private sector tends to remain in action.
Read MoreThe Nebraska State College System increased board members’ travel and accident insurance coverage from $500,000 to $2.5 million, NSCS Chancellor Stan Carpenter stated in his January report to the board.
Read MoreMore than 50 businesses and organizations are scheduled to gather in the ballroom of the Student Center on the campus of Chadron State today for the region’s annual health fair.
Read MoreThe conference, “The Making of the Great Plains,” in its 38th year, is hosted by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Center for Great Plains Studies.
Conference coordinators invited Kathy Bahr, professor of English and humanities, and Rob Foresman, graduate assistant of social and communication arts, to deliver presentations during the March 28 – 30 conference.
Read MoreStudent Senate discussed campus technology improvements, a Republican’s [sic] Club, and Redbox movie rental kiosks at its meeting Monday.
Read More“I think it’s dumb, because a lot of other schools get the holiday off.”
—Ethan Bergt,
19, sophomore,
Rangeland Ecology major, of Schuyler
After 22 years of coaching football at Chadron State College, Defensive Coordinator Todd Auer is leaving Nebraska to coach at Colorado Mesa University, “The Daily Sentinel,” Grand Junction, Colo., reported Sunday.
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Read More“It’s very unfortunate. I’m sad that he had to go, but it’s college football and it’s a business.”
—Quinell Atkins,
21, junior,
Graphic Design major,
of Fresno, Calif.
With an end of the War in Iraq and a withdrawal date set for operations in Afghanistan, military veterans may see their support dwindle in the future.
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