‘Fall Work’ day planned for Sat.
CSC Campus Arboretum Volunteers will gather from 9 a.m.-noon, Saturday, to have a “Fall Work for Sprint Planting” day. Volunteers
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NSCS approves CSC football stadium, track project
The Nebraska State College System Board of Trustees approved the program statement for the football stadium and outdoor track project for CSC at the Sept. 11 Board meeting hosted at CSC.
Read More‘Let’s Roll’ inspires the American spirit
On Sept. 11, 2001, I was in first grade, only 6 years old. I don’t remember that day or what I was doing when the planes hit the Towers, but I remember that evening, when my dad got home from work.
Read MoreSenate gains 7 senators, CAB allocates $5,500 for concert
Student Senate currently has $127,942.61 in their unallocated funds.
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Volleyball team lets ball drop in 4 games at UNK
The Eagles, who were trying to ride the momentum of last weekend’s win, faced some more tough competition when they traveled to Kearney to participate in the University of Nebraska-Kearney Fall Classic.
Read MoreGraves Lecture to take place next week
Josh Ellis, assistant professor of applied science, will be the first featured speaker for the Fall 2015 Graves Lecture Series.
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Respect for professors goes beyond the classroom
It is not an uncommon occurrence for a class to end with the slapping of notebooks and the sound of zippers buzzing, however, it is disheartening when these sounds drown out the sound of an unfinished lecture.
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The importance of Constitution Day
On this day 228 years ago, 39 men signed the Constitution, a
Read MoreWada named 2015 NSCS Teaching Excellence honoree
Associate Professor of Justice Studies at Chadron State College, James Wada, was awarded the 2015 Teaching Excellence Award from the NSCS Board of Trustees last Thursday during the NSCS Trustees dinner hosted at CSC.
Read MoreSandoz conference open to public
Renee Martini Laegreid, author of “Women on the North American Plains,” will present at 7:30 p.m., today, in the Student
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