The Board of Trustees will consider changes to five policies at the March meeting, two of which related to sexual orientation and gender identity. The first two policy changes were brought to the Board’s attention from all three State College Student Senates.
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A bizarre series of events involving a stolen car and a false report about a lone gunman roaming afoot near CSC, triggered a campus-wide lockdown for nearly six hours late Saturday night and into Sunday morning, and exposed flaws in CSC’s emergency notification system.
Read MoreThe Nebraska State College System Policy violations hotline, launched on Jan. 28, 2014, turned a year old Wednesday. The IntegraReport hotline service provides a way for NSCS employees, faculty, and students to anonymously submit suspected violations of policy, procedure, or potentially inappropriate workplace activities 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Read MoreI’ve never cared for the punk rock cliche of patches and spiky jackets, which is why I’m quite partial to the English post-punk outfit, Gang of Four. Named after the infamous “Gang of Four,” a group of Chinese communist counter-revolutionaries who were unseated in the 1970s, Gang of Four has had a long career and inspired a host of bands ranging from Ian McKaye’s Fugazi, to Rage Against the Machine.
Read MoreSenators discussed at length the newly appointed court justices. Coy Clark was voted and sworn in as the new chief justice. To fill the constitutional court justice openings, President Dillon Spies met with professors and advisers to scout out potential candidates, he said.
Read MoreCAB Chair Andy Martin congratulated new Chief Justice Coy Clark and three constitutional court justices, Zoe Leishman, Sofia Trefilova, and Nick Stokey, on their new positions.
Admissions Representative and former Eagle Justy Bullington had an announcement about New Student Orientation. Admissions is in need of Eagle Leaders to help out.
A lively and boisterous crowd backed the Chadron State College Eagle wrestlers Friday night as they edged the Colorado State University-Pueblo ThunderWolves, 26-10.
The stands in the NPAC were full of cheering fans as the Eagle wrestlers took down the ThunderWolves.
Last weekend, Colorado School of Mines hosted a Twilight Indoor Track and Field Meet in Golden, Colorado. The Chadron State Eagles left with impressive victories and personal records.
Leading the way for the women’s team was junior Mel Herl, of Eaton, Colorado.
The men’s basketball team got its fourth win of the season against Colorado State University-Pueblo. The Eagles were previously on a nine-game losing streak.
With a strong offensive performance, the Eagles handled the ThunderWolves defense with ease.
Disappointment comes in many different forms. In fact, life is full of disappointment. You missed your ticket to state track your senior year of high school by half of a second. Disappointment. You come home from college to find that your room has been converted into an office space. Disappointment. You drop the picture of you and your late grandmother to find the glass shattered into a million pieces. Disappointment.
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