Faculty Show captivates with array of pieces
The faculty art show, featuring seven faculty artists, is open now until Mar. 15.
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Friday, March 6, 2026
Month: February 2013
International Tastes
Students, CSC employees, and Chadronites filled the Student Center Ballroom Saturday evening to enjoy a night of international fun.
Read MoreSandhills to sandy beaches: student encourages opera-tunities abroad
While chilly winds blow here, the weather in Australia is a delightful 78 degrees. Many people might be thinking they’d rather be there than here right now. Senior Stephanie Eggleston got that very chance.
Read MoreAttitude, not shoes, make an outfit
I was once told that fashion is the clothes you buy and style is what you do with it, proof
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Art department moulds new course
Tjantings, mandrels, and harness looms; dye projects hanging from a clothesline traveling across the room; soft classical music playing in the background: vibrant colors everywhere; this is the environment of the Creative Crafts class taught by Richard Bird, professor and department chair of visual and performing arts.
Read MoreTrack and Field head to Spearfish for RMAC championship
With the Eagle’s flight plan changed from last week as the field team separated from the runners and made their way to Spearfish, S.D. Bringing home multiple first place spots, the Eagles showed great potential going into the conference finals.
Read MoreCapped fees save students money
Only 58 percent of first-time, full-time students pursuing an undergraduate degree at a four-year institution earned their degree within six years, a 2012 report by the U.S. Department of Education states; however, graduating in excess of four years costs more than time.
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Feb. 21, 2013
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Read MoreEagles take down Cougars, fall to Orediggers in overtime
The Eagles came out ready to rumble on Friday when they suited up against Colorado Christian University. Scoring right away, with a layup from Justyn Anderson, redshirt freshman point guard from Las Vegas, the Eagles took off in a head-to-head battle with the CCU Cougars. The Eagles came out on top and won the contest 75-71.
Read MoreAdmissions recruiter named interim VP of enrollment
On Monday, CSC President Randy Rhine appointed former contract employee Jon Hansen as the college’s interim vice president for enrollment management and marketing.
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