Lack of student participation is disappointing
CSC’s two presidential candidates, Guy Mills and Randy Rhine, were on campus this week to speak with students and faculty. There was a student meeting for both Mills and Rhine.
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Friday, March 6, 2026
Month: November 2012
CSC celebrates vets
For the third consecutive year, a group of ROTC cadets joined students, faculty, and staff in commemorating those who have served in the nation’s armed forces.
Read MoreCAB allocates $1,800 for free movie night
The Campus Activities Board discussed state auditors at their meeting Monday.
Read MoreSenate discusses audits
State audits were the main topic of discussion at this week’s Student Senate meeting.
Read MoreMen fall to Kearney
The Chadron State men’s basketball team had their first home opener on Monday against University of Nebraska-Kearney. In two, 20 minute halves, the Lopers were able to defeat the Eagles 96-75.
Read MorePresidential candidates dish on vision, goals
Two men contend for Chadron State’s presidency, although for different reasons, as the campus community discovered through on-campus meetings with both candidates earlier this week.
Read MoreLady Eagles get stung by ‘Jackets
On a crisp November afternoon, the Lady Eagle basketball team hosted Montana State University-Billings. The Yellowjackets took the win 79-64 when multiple people on the team scored in the double-digits.
Read MoreNov. 15, 2012
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Read MoreV’ball team stumbles in final two
This past weekend, the Chadron State volleyball team wrapped up its season with a game against Regis University and Metro State. Both teams beat the Eagles to make CSC’s final record 5-24 overall, 2-16 in the RMAC.
Read MoreResidence Life gets into Go Green Week from ‘soap to nuts’
It’s a palm-sized linen bag and inside sit four waxy, hollow nutshells. These husks are inedible and scentless, the empty rinds of Sapindus trees.
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