“What do you think about raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour?”
Miranda
Oberschulte
20, junior of Grand Island
“I think it’s bologna, you should work up to your pay.”
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Friday, March 6, 2026
Day: 9:48 pm | 09/24/2014
Is it possible to bomb ISIS into submission?
There was a time in my life when I believed that the best way to solve a conflict was to “put warheads on foreheads.”
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saddles & boots & ropes
Wow, what a ride! With three event-winners, one runner-up, the all-around cowboy, and the men’s championship, the CSC Rodeo team had a successful weekend at its only home rodeo of the season.
Read MoreVarious talents capture audience
With two lights serving as a spot light on the stage in the Student Center lobby, various acts from singing, stand-up comedy, and skits entertained students Thursday for Late Night at The Pit’s Open Mic Night.
Read MoreGames take an educational turn at College Do’s and Don’ts
Are there things you wish someone would have told you before you went to college? College Do’s and Don’ts had new information for students curious about the college life.
Read MoreCast of ‘Big River’ welcomes young addition on board
It’s 8 p.m. in Memorial Hall. The main stage is covered in a wooden set, and college theatre students are moving through their latest choreography.
Read MoreAlbum’s title speaks for itself
Chicago Post-Punk band Shellac released Dude Incredible on Chicago based independent label, Touch & Go Records last Tuesday.
Read MoreGolf team finishes 4th at home
The Eagles hosted a two day invitational tournament in Hot Springs, South Dakota. With a second day improvement, the team finished with 778 strokes in two rounds. Out of five teams, the University of Nebraska-Kearney won with a 686. The Eagles finished on Tuesday in fourth place as a team.
Read MoreNebraska champion tree retires
Nebraska’s champion Colorado blue spruce tree that is about 80 years old retired Saturday on the Dean’s Green during the Campus Arboretum as part of Family Day events.
Read MoreOp-Ed: Register to vote, I will buy you lunch
Eagles, we have a problem. Just 14 percent of young Nebraskans voted last midterm election. We can—and we must—do better this November!
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