Reuwsaat qualifies for nationals
Eleven winners, one NCAA D-II National Indoor Meet Qualification, and one broken personal best summarizes the CSC Track team’s performance at the Yellow Jackets’ Holiday Open.
Read More
Friday, March 6, 2026
Day: 7:00 am | 12/10/2015
2 CAB chairs resign; no meeting next week
Two CAB executive board members will resign at semester.
Read MoreCSC student arrested for alleged sexual assault
An 18-year-old CSC student remained in Dawes County Jail Wednesday morning following his arrest Sunday evening in connection with an alleged sexual assault that occurred on campus in the Kent Hall dormitory on or about Nov. 30, Dawes County and college officials said.
Read More
Eagles improve to 1-4 overall, undefeated in RMAC
Despite an off-balance 3-point buzzer-beater from the opponent, the Eagles had a thrilling 66–64 victory at home over Regis University in their first conference game of the season. The Eagles improved to a 1-4 record.
Read More
3 seniors showcase talents
Three seniors—Jerica Rabenberg, of Dickinson, North Dakota; Heather Walls, of Loveland, Colorado; and Ryan Head, of Bushnell—performed their senior recitals this weekend at the Mari Sandoz Center.
Read More
Students show off their inner architects
What do gummy bears, Skittles, and M&M’s have in common? Each sweet treat adorned graham cracker creations at the RLA and The Pit hosted gingerbread making in the Student Center Thursday night.
Read More
Eagles shoot by Rangers, 70-67
After scoring 37 points in the second half, the Eagles were able to squeeze by the Regis University Rangers, 70-67. CSC capitalized on 14 shots from behind the 3-point line.
Read More
CSC professor impresses audience at Wind Symphony concert
A change in setup gave audience members the opportunity to hear the Chadron State College Campus and Community Band and a faculty soloist first during the concert Thursday.
Read More
CSC students aid wildlife check station
Chadron State College students assisted wildlife managers with the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission at the annual deer check station in November.
Read MoreTrump: The real Dark Lord?
Donald Trump created quite the controversy Monday when he called for a ban on the entry of Muslims into the United States, pitching it as a temporary move in light of the recent terrorism attacks by the Islamic States. Trump justified his call by referring to former President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s actions toward Japanese, German, and Italian aliens during World War II as a precedent that needs to be met.
Read More