The Chadron State wrestlers had quite the weekend, wrestling three duals in four days. They wrestled against New Mexico Highlands University, Las Vegas, on Thursday night; Northern State University, Aberdeen, South Dakota, on Saturday afternoon; and Dakota Wesleyan University, Mitchell, South Dakota, on Sunday afternoon. The Eagles won all three duals, advancing their season record to 14-1 with a 10-win streak.
Read MoreMonday, Student Senate will be asking for an allocation of $37,000 for a festival event, Spring Daze, April 28-30. Student Senate President Katrina Hurley said that this allocation will leave enough money in the account for the events planned the rest of the year.
Read MorePolice arrested Chadron State College student, Brandon T. Mills, 19, freshman of Corona, California, accusing him of one count of distribution of a controlled substance (marijuana) and transported him to Dawes County Jail Thursday afternoon, according to a Chadron Police Department press release issued Friday.
Read MoreAn open forum concerning an allocation of $6,000 to install more water bottle filling stations on campus was Friday. No students attended the forum.
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Growing up, Valentine’s Day was the best. In elementary school we got to decorate and customize boxes that we would later receive our valentines in from classmates, and we would put much thought and time into which valentines card went to what person.
Read MoreAward-winning speaker, coach, and author Devin C. Hughes will present over the power of positivity in the Student Center Ballroom
Read MoreSenate allocated $10,400 during Monday’s meeting. At the beginning of the meeting, Student Senate had $64,440.50 in unallocated funds.
Read MoreThe CSC softball team opened its season with two wins, two losses, and a tie. CSC dealt losses to Lynn University, Boca Raton, Florida, and Palm Beach Atlantic University, Palm Beach, Florida, but lost to Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne, and Saint Leo University, Saint Leo, Florida. The game against Eckerd College, St. Petersburg, Florida, ended in a 3-3 tie, due to a rain delay.
Read MoreIn Sunday’s Super Bowl halftime show, superstar Beyoncé Knowles does what “Queen Bey” does best, she gave an unforgettable, dazzling performance filled with energy. She held the audience captive and made an undeniable statement using her power as a public figure to make a political statement; that black lives matter.
Read MoreAn open forum concerning constitutional changes in the first 10 pages of the CSC Student Association Constitution was Thursday. Student Senate President Katrina Hurley, Senator At Large Stephanie Alfred, Senator of Brooks Hall Curtis Stevens, and one student were there.
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