Retired wrestling champion will present to students
Marc Mero, retired wrestling champion, will be presenting at CSC at 7 p.m., Sunday in the ballroom. Mero will discuss
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Saturday, March 7, 2026
Month: October 2015
Senate reduces concert allocation 25 percent on heels of veto; CAB celebrates Homecoming
Student Senate President Katrina Hurley, vetoed Monday an allocation of $5,500 for a concert sponsored by Chi Alpha and Revive.
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“Who did you vote for Homecoming King and Queen?”
Jacob Perez
20, sophomore of North Platte
“Bailey Peden because she is beautiful and the head of the choir club, and Jake Wirth because he’s a really nice person.”
Read MoreSenate president vetos $5,500 allocation
Senate President Katrina Hurley vetoed the $5,500 allocation to help fund a Christian concert.
Read MoreSenate hosts short-notice forum
A public forum on Monday, called on short notice and designed to garner student input on whether to fund a Christian concert sponsored by two Christian-based clubs, saw only a few students questioning the concert, nine members of one of the clubs defending it, and some student senators feeling as if they had no choice but to approve the request.
Read MoreAmid praises, CSC dedicates Rangeland Complex
This weekend’s dedication of the new Rangeland Complex had a large turnout which included students, parents, faculty, staff, and alumni including former track athlete John Sides who is a part of a three generation CSC legacy and members of the Coffee family who financially supported a large amount of the complex.
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Flying Colors
Color flew through the air as 26 participants met at the clock tower Saturday to run in the third annual “Powder to the People” 5K hosted by the Resident Life Association.
Read MorePing pong tournament fosters competition
The Pit held a ping-pong tournament Thursday night. Forty-eight students entered the competition and many more gathered around the tables to cheer on their favorite player. Competitors were ready to show off their skills demonstrating they are the best player on campus.
Read MoreSenate allocates $5,500 to Chi Alpha, Revive for Christian concert
Chi Alpha and Revive have been allocated $5,500 for the Small Town American Tour concert they are hosting Wednesday, Oct. 14 with only three senators abstaining from the vote and the rest voting yes.
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