Students flock to food-oriented to programs
Enchiladas, piñatas, and a little Enrique Iglesias were exactly what CSC students needed to spice up their frosty Monday night.
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Saturday, March 7, 2026
Month: November 2014
OER Day is time to reflect on sacrifice
Nov. 11 was “OER Day.” With all of the OER returning from Afghanistan this year, how stupid would it be if we forgot to mention that?
Read MoreCSC provides opportunities for student involvement
What do musical chairs, video game tournaments, Spice Up Your Ramen, board game nights, Oye! Que Pasa?, Dining in the Dark, Book Nerd Triathlon, and a Pinterest party all have in common? They are all RLA and The Pit events hosted on CSC’s campus.
Read MoreWrestlers open season in South Dakota
Saturday the Eagle wrestling team will compete at the Wyoming Cowboy Open, Laramie. The tournament begins at 9 a.m.
Read MoreVolleyball team closes out home season
The sixth ranked Colorado School of Mines Orediggers totaled 53 kills with three players scoring in double figures to sweep CSC Friday at Armstrong Gym, 25-22, 25-15, 25-19.
Read MoreFootball team climbs over Highlands
The Eagles improve their record to 6-3 overall and 5-2 in the RMAC after winning against New Mexico Highlands Saturday, 52-38. Fifty-two is the most points CSC has scored in a single game so far this season.
Read MoreSinging voices fill Chadron Arts Center
A crowd of community members and students gathered 3 p.m., Sunday at the Chadron Arts Center to hear CSC’s Choral Ensembles, presented by the Chadron State College Department of Music.
Read MoreAnnual Haunted House gathers students, actors, volunteers
Thursday night seemed more exciting than usual with students in Halloween costumes coming to the Student Center to attend the Haunted House and Halloween Dance.
Read MoreChild welfare conference comes to Chadron State
Social Work 435 class hosted the Child Welfare Conference yesterday in the Student Center to fulfill their capstone requirement.
Read MoreFinal fall Graves Lecture pays tribute to Metheny
Fabulous.
That was how audience members described the final fall Grave Lecture, “A Tribute to Pat Metheny,” by CSC music instructor Charles Carey 7 p.m., Tuesday in Memorial Hall, Room 126.
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