The Chadron State Public Relations Club is hosting its Second Annual Battle of the Bands on Friday, March 30, from 6-10 p.m., at the CSC Student Center Ballroom. Admission at the door is free to CSC students with student IDs and $3 to the public.
Read MoreNSCS Chancellor Stan Carpenter is scheduled to travel to Chadron in May to participate in CSC’s spring graduation commencement ceremonies.
Read MoreThe Health Professions Club is having a blood drive from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., March 22. For more information on the event, contact Jill Mack at 308-432-6278 or [email protected].
Read MoreThe Eagles’ softball team isn’t giving the fans much to cheer about. After a trio of weekend losses, the girls now sit third from last in the standings with an overall record of 7-18 and 5-11 in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference.
Read MoreMembers of senate discussed the AIPAC conference, budget hearings, and an amendment at their meeting Monday. Morgan Nelson, senate president, and Jacob Rissler, junior senator at large, gave a presentation on their trip to Washington D.C., during midterm break, where they attended the American Israel Public Affairs Committee conference.
Read More“I have no idea. I don’t know who that is.”
—Andrea Neal,
19, freshman,
Elementary Education major,
of North Platte
Nebraska’s Auditor of Public Accounts raised concerns about foundation employees from each of the three colleges participating in the Nebraska State College System’s health insurance program.
Read MoreShellie Johns, conferencing coordinator, passed out a survey, so club representatives could vote for the specialty event for next year’s Galaxy Series Events. The acts on the survey were the Tap Dogs, Keith Anderson, Jared Rogerson, and Billy Gilman. Johns said that with some of these acts, their availability depends on whether she can get the stage equipment and sound equipment, which come from Florida.
Read MoreA proposed amendment to Student Senate’s constitution dominated discussion at Monday Night’s Students Senate meeting.
The proposed amendment would change the number of senator positions that would be open. There would be three positions open for each school rather than eight, and each dorm would also have a representative.
Read MoreA search committee chaired by Joel Hyer, dean of B.E.A.M.S.S., welcomed candidate Rachel Anderson, of Eureka, Calif., to campus Monday for on-campus interviews and meetings with faculty, staff, and students.
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