If I were to ask you to name some invasive species that pose a significant risk in the United States, what would your answer be? It may be the Asian carp, house mice, or even zebra mussels. Feral cats may not even be an afterthought for many people in this discussion.
Read MoreStudent Senate allocated $8,000 Monday.
Read MoreSome see it as a day off of work and school. A day of relaxation. Others see it as an excuse to complain that they didn’t get the day off. What is the occasion? Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Read MoreThe men’s basketball team let two more games slip away, falling to a 5-10 record, 3-8 in conference play. New Mexico Highlands University defeated the Eagles, 90-83, and Western New Mexico University beat the Eagles in overtime, 74-70. It was WNMU’s first win of the season.
Read MoreMartin Luther King Jr. Day is an American federal holiday celebrated on the third Monday of January every year. King was assassinated on April 4, 1968, and the holiday was first observed in 1986, but was officially observed in all 50 states in 2000.
Read MoreTen athletes traveled to Black Hills State University this weekend to compete at the Myrle Hanson Memorial Track and Field Meet in Spearfish, South Dakota. Skylar Hoopes, senior pole vaulter of Lusk, Wyoming, led the way by breaking his own indoor school record in the pole vault by two inches.
Read MoreSen. Dan Watermeier, R-District 1, introduced a bill relating to appropriations and specifically appropriate funds to the Board of Trustees of the Nebraska State College System.
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With the basketball season half-over, the Eagles traveled to New Mexico, looking to keep their playoff hopes alive and pick up two much needed road wins against RMAC opponents, New Mexico Highlands University and Western New Mexico University.
Read MoreCAB representatives voted on the Vice Chair of Records and Vice Chair of Relations positions during Tuesday’s meeting.
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Wrestling team off to best start since the 1971-72 season with 9-1 record
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