Twelve baffling pieces hang on the felt-covered walls. There are mermaids and overcoats, demons and dresses, fires and feather caps. This week, Alejandro Mazon, a Cuban-born artist based out of N.Y., brings his unique blend of Spanish and Cuban influence to the upstairs gallery of Memorial Hall, showing until Feb. 1st.
Read MoreDue to the recent passage of the American Taxpayer Relief Act, the IRS announced Tuesday that it is delaying processing
Read MoreAt its last meeting of 2012, the ARC voted to allow a student that fails an FYI course to replace
Read MoreWith a few pounds put on because of Christmas cookies, and absolutely no work done, I am now returning to
Read MoreThe new year started off with Student Senate approving a new club.
Christian Challenge was approved as an on campus club by a majority of senators.
Gov. Dave Heineman will propose, for the first time in Nebraska history, a joint two-year tuition freeze, totaling $68.3 million, when he submits his budget to the Nebraska Unicameral Tuesday.
Read MoreWe live on a spinning planet and each revolution marks a new day. After 365 days we complete our trip around the sun, and we begin a new year. This isn’t “astronomy hour” at The Eagle, its a reminder. Now is the occasion for casting away past failures and forging our resolves anew.
Read MoreApproximately 50 percent of all charity donations occur during the six-weeks before Christmas. While one reason for this might be due to our tax codes, the holiday season is a period of charity and giving
Read MoreA trending topic on Twitter recently has disgusted the public. #cut4bieber and similar hashtags began appearing on twitter accompanied by pictures of young girls cutting themselves, urging popstar Justin Bieber to quit drugs.
Read MoreChadron State’s men’s basketball team saw double action last weekend on Friday and Saturday when they faced Fort Lewis and Adams State.
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