On Monday, the seniors from the social work department teamed up with the Residence Life Association to put on an event about consent and sexual assault in the Gold Room. The event focused on sexual assault throughout the nation, what to do if you see it, and how to prevent it from happening to you.
Read MoreIt’s that all too familiar sound that whitetail hunters will hear more than a handful of times in their life. The sound of a deer snort directed right at you. The good news is that you probably got to see a deer. The bad news is that deer is now running in the other direction with a white flag waving in the air. It does not matter how advanced of a hunter you are, it will happen at some point.
Read MoreThe clubs in CAB have spent $29,288.91 so far this year. The money in the account that hasn’t yet been spent is $124,475.99. There is $521.96 left in CAB’s account.
Read MoreIt is becoming a trend in today’s culture to make bestselling books into movies, and while true fans of those books normally rejoice when their favorite book comes to life, some are left empty when the movie doesn’t live up to the expectations the reader had envisioned the story.
Read MoreLast week in our article about the social work workshop, which will be hosted Oct. 14, we mistakenly said the
Read MoreWestern Community Health Resources with help from Ann Dockweiler and her intern Jakob Sokol, are organizing an Out of the
Read MoreThis weekend, the CSC cross country teams will travel to Fayetteville, Arkansas, to compete in the Chile Pepper Cross Country Festival. As one of the largest invitationals in the nation, the festival’s roots sit close to home to a recognizable member of CSC’s administration—CSC President Randy Rhine.
Read MoreFor the first time in Jay Long’s coaching career at CSC, the Eagles lost their home opener at Elliott Field, Saturday, to the Colorado Mesa University Mavericks, 23-13.
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