Class of 2019 arrives
School may have officially started with classes on Monday, but freshmen and new students began receiving information and attending campus events last Thursday for move-in and New Student Orientation.
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Month: August 2015
Sinn takes reins at rangeland; Green fills empty spot
Laure Sinn becomes rangeland program coordinator, Chris Green adds director of student activites to his resume
Read MoreCSC freshmen learn about alcohol awareness
The Freshman Alcohol Program hosted Robert Hackenson Jr., professional college speaker of Dynamic Influence. He presented Sober Thought at 6 p.m., Sunday in the Student Center Ballroom.
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Communications department offers TV, radio class
Chadron State College is offering a new course in the Communication Department this fall. The course is CA 160-01 Topics in Communication: Writing for Television and Radio. New faculty member Janice Haynes will teach the course. The three credit hour class will meet noon-12:50 p.m., MWF from Aug. 24-Dec. 18 in the communication arts lab Rm 237.
Read More‘On the Line’ receives national recognition
Whether he reflected on the last game or looked forward to the upcoming one, former CSC football captain, Sam Parker, current CSC admissions representative of Harrison, expressed his experience on the field through a blog that received more attention than anticipated.
Read MoreNSCS Board increase tuition, approve contracts
Undergraduate students across the state will feel the effects of decisions made during the June 18 NSCS Board meeting at Wayne State College.
Read MoreCAB’s column
Venturing to the new adventures college has to offer can seem daunting and intimidating, but facing down adventure is more memorable with friends. Making new friends can prove to be difficult in a sea of people.
Read MoreSenate speaks
Welcome back! I hope that you all had a fantastic summer.
This year Senate has planned many new things to help students be aware of what we are doing with the funds we are allocating.
Trustees boost tuition
After enjoying a two-year hold on tuition costs, students at CSC will pay more—9 percent more—for classes this semester.
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