U.S. Representative for Nebraska’s 3rd Congressional District, Adrian Smith, visited Chadron State College, Tuesday. Smith is a native of Gering and is a University of Nebraska, Lincoln graduate.
Read MoreThe Chadron State College Child Development Center just finished taking orders for their annual ‘Village Pie Maker’ (order placements began Feb. 24 and ended March 17).
Read MoreCSC student athlete Tre M. Brown, sophomore of Donaldsonville, La., was released from Dawes County Jail Saturday, after posting $7,500 bail following a closed bond hearing on Friday, March 14, a Dawes County Court spokeswoman said Wednesday.
Read MoreBlue Key plans for two extravaganzas including the eighth annual Blue Key ‘Blue Balls’ Dodge Ball Tournament and the Blue Key Brain Bowl.
Read MoreA roll call vote resolved conflict over budget for the water bottle filling stations during Monday’s Senate meeting. A $12,000 to $27,000 budget was provided by contractors to finance the units and installation.
Read MoreThe second issue of ACCLAIM, a year-in-review magazine, is ready for students. Students living on campus will receive a magazine
Read MoreEight-time world champion roper Fred Whitfield will visit the CSC Student Center Ballroom, 7-9 p.m., Thursday, March 27.
Read MoreThis Saturday, March 22nd, Chadron State College will experience “Release” for the eighth year in a row. In years past, students and community members have packed Memorial Hall’s mainstage auditorium, ready to experience CSC’s artistic heavy-hitters. At 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Release organizers hope to see a similar turnout.
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A psychedelic poster hangs in memorial hall. On it, an afro-wearing, mustachioed silhouette sits beneath the words “Then and Now.” This disco Einstein is actually the 1977 faculty photo of Richard Bird.
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