No marches were held, no rallies organized, no world leaders vowed solidarity. After all, this was not an attack on “Western” soil. This was not an attack on freedom of speech, this was not an “assault on our values.”
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There was a special open mic event Sunday night in the Student Center Ballroom in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Snacks and beverages were offered for everyone. The event was organized by Gavan Archibald, RD of Kent Hall. Students were encouraged to show off their talent and creativity, whether in song or allowing the audience to vibe with them through poetry.
Read MoreDuring Tuesday’s State of the Union Address, President Obama mentioned his Italian friend, “Veto.”
That joke was bad and we feel bad for printing it. However, the President did mention the need for the White House and Congress to work together, then shortly thereafter mentioned threats to veto legislation that he doesn’t agree with.
Read MoreOld meets new in Memorial Hall’s newest Main Gallery art show, an exploration of a timeless force on the human landscape: nature. On tour from UNL’s Sheldon Museum of Art, the show, titled “Depicting Nature, From Scientific to the Sublime,” features 16 works which “explore the various ways that artists explore nature.” This statement comes from the elegant show pamphlet, which outlines the works on display.
Read MoreA former CSC student reached a plea agreement Jan. 13 with Dawes County District Court stemming from his August 2014 arrest on a Class III felony drug charge.
Read MoreJon Lordino, chief justice, announced his resignation via email to President Dillion Spies and Vice President Taylor Strong prior to the Senate meeting Monday night. Senate will be taking nominations for a new chief justice next week.
Read MoreIt was a kiss-your-sister week for the Chadron State College wrestlers after a busy week of duals with a near split of 2-3 pushed the season record to 6-6. The Eagles posted a 4-3 dual record prior to the holidays.
Read MoreNew Mexico Highlands University took an early lead against Chadron State, giving them momentum to defeat the Eagles in a tight game, 98-95, Friday.
Read MoreCSC will be hosting the Spring Career Fair on campus Feb. 13. Any businesses interested in hiring CSC graduates and taking part in the fair, contact Deena Kennell, director of career and academic planning services. There is online registration information at http://www.csc.edu/careerservices/fairs/fairregistration/index.csc.
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