The importance of Constitution Day
On this day 228 years ago, 39 men signed the Constitution, a
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Saturday, March 7, 2026
Month: September 2015
Wada 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
Read MoreSummers’ novel deals with internal struggle
In the novel “All the Rage” by Courtney Summers, the main character Romy Grey seems to be the only person in town not captivated and fooled by the town’s golden child, Kellan Turner.
Read MoreGolfers earn 10th at RMAC tourney
The CSC Eagles’ golf team finished the RMAC Tournament in 10th place at Fox Hills Golf Club in Longmont, Colorado.
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9/11 is the new day to live in infamy
Sept. 11, 2001, is a day that we, as a nation, will never forget, but that day, especially for people who lost loved ones, is a day that will never disappear from their memories.
Read MoreRodeo team prepares for home competition
The Chadron State College Rodeo team opened its season on Friday at Central Wyoming College, Riverton. The men placed second and the women placed fourth.
Read MoreSkills for Healthy Living
On Monday, the Resident Life Association hosted an event in the Gold room in CSC’s dormitory complex. The event was geared toward promoting health and wellness as well as providing tips on how a person should go about doing things in their everyday life and giving advice on how to have good time management.
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Long distance teams win big at home
The men’s and women’s teams took first place, Saturday, at the Chadron State meet.
Read MoreThe importance of the 1st amendment
The first amendment to the Constitution gives all Americans freedom of religion, freedom of speech or of the press, freedom to peaceably assemble, and the freedom to petition to the Government for a redress of grievances.
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