After scrambling to find acts, Josh Mayer, with the cosponsorship of CAB and the War Eagles, put on Chadron’s Got Talent at Memorial Hall’s Auditorium.
Mayer, sophomore of Lincoln, said there were only five people who signed up on the audition sheets.
The CSC chapter of Phi Beta Lambda qualified seven students for the national conference during the Phi Beta Lambda Nebraska State Leadership Conference in Kearney last weekend.
Students and faculty from Chadron State College were honored at the Phi Beta Lambda Nebraska State Leadership Conference in Kearney last weekend.
The time for Student Senate elections is approaching, and with it comes a chance for students to make a difference in the type of leaders we choose. It’s exciting that we get the chance to have a say in who has some deciding power over where the Senate budget goes and who can help make significant changes on our campus a reality.
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Katherine Bahr, an English and Humanities professor at CSC, is retiring after 21 years, at the end of this semester.
After retiring, her focus will be creative writing and taking care of her mother.
Thirty six holes were crammed into one, long day because of a rainy forecast as the CSC women’s golf team used three top 10 finishes to earn a second place team title at the South Dakota School of Mines Invitational, Tuesday.
Read MoreBeing in college it is assumed that students will maintain some form of responsibility, whether it is completing homework every day for classes or taking on tasks for an organization you are a member of.
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Students running for Senate President open up about their campaigns
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Spring has sprung, and music is in the air!
From birds chirping brightly to the sweet sounds of singers and musicians from the Chadron State music department, the last week has been full of performances.
Read MoreIt has long been said, “The government that governs least governs best.”
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