Senate’s spending does not quench students’ thirst
All of a sudden a sip of water seems to be worth thousands. Either that or a turn of the wrist is.
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Friday, March 6, 2026
Month: March 2014
Be involved but not too involved
Students are instructed at a young age to get involved with sports, extracurricular activities, and volunteer work, and while you grow up adults continue to push involvement. However, getting involved can produce problems.
Read MoreMulti-campus harvest brings history to life
History is all around us and every person has their own history to share.
Read MoreCareer fair brings internship opportunities to students
Chadron State students had the chance Friday to visit with many businesses about internships and future job opportunities in the future at the annual CSC Career Fair in the Student Center Ballroom.
Read MoreStrive for happiness in 8 steps despite obstacles
Happiness and success are what most people strive for in life, but there are many obstacles that can stand in the way of us obtaining them.
Read MoreCoffee shop setbacks percolates anger with students
Student dissent is brewing over the coffee shop earmarked for the Reta E. King Library.
Read MoreHealth survey ready for student input
CSC students recently received emails about the American College Health Association and National College Health Assessment survey to be taken between March 24 and April 7.
Read MorePetitions for Senate due end of March, CAB reminds of elections
Petitions to run for Senate are due Monday. All student body members interested in running for Senate should contact a Senate member for a petition. President Jacob Rissler encourages the student body to get involved and make elections competitive.
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