Sounds of vibrancy, enthusiasm, emotion, culture, with a hint of humor, isn’t a blend readily found within the genre of classical music, however, one man seems to have defied the odds when it comes to finding the right balance.
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The first African-American to win a world bull-riding title is expected to address the campus community and attend a fundraiser next week.
Read MoreThere are two types of people: those who love Valentine’s Day to the point of borderline obsession, and those who despise the “single awareness / give-me-love-and-attention” holiday they spend 365 days resenting.
Read MoreAbout 20 CSC students participated in a 90-minute discussion that centered around three gun-related topics Monday evening in Old Admin.
Read MoreThe ban on women in combat has been lifted, and while this action has been lauded as a major victory for gender equality and civil liberty, it comes into question; has anything really changed?
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A proposal for open parking and possible change in parking fees and fines was the main discussion of Senate’s Monday meeting.
Read MoreCollege is not cheap, that is a well-known fact. So when I hear of circumstances where visitors are practically using their significant other’s dorm rooms as a free hotel room, I get a little upset.
Read MoreI had an interesting experience a few weeks ago when I decided to talk to some college students who were not English majors. It was weird for me to be the only one in a group who had read classics such as “The Great Gatsby,” “The Scarlett Letter,” and, an ultimate favorite, “Pride and Prejudice.”
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Chadron State’s interim head volleyball coach Janel Baily’s passion for athletics began at a young age, was further cultivated in high school where she played volleyball, and then again in college, but her love for her husband didn’t take nearly as long to develop.
Read MoreAfter traveling over eight hours with the impending doom of a blizzard, the Chadron State Men’s Basketball team arrived in
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