The Big Event returns for year No. 4
Chadron State College hosted its fourth annual The Big Event Saturday to once again say thank you to the Chadron community.
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Friday, March 6, 2026
Month: April 2016
What are you looking forward to this summer?
McKenna McClintic
18, freshman of Burwell
“No homework, warm weather and summer vacations.”
Read MoreResults of Student Senate elections
Chief Justice Coy Clark released the election results for the Student Senate Elections at about 3:30 p.m. today (Friday, April 22). There were 244 voters.
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Mississippi law still leaves room for improvement
Near the end of March, a federal judge ruled that Mississippi’s ban on same-sex couples adopting children is unconstitutional. This made it legal for same-sex couples to adopt children in all 50 states. According to a Huffington Post article by Mollie Reilly, deputy politics editor, “U.S. District Judge Daniel Jordan issued a preliminary injunction against the ban, citing the Supreme Court’s decision legalizing same-sex marriage nationwide last summer. The injunction blocks Mississippi from enforcing its 16-year-old anti-gay adoption law.”
Read MoreGolfers shatter team score record
The Chadron State golf team traveled to Avondale, Arizona, this weekend to compete in the RMAC Championships at Coldwater G.C. and conclude its season.
Read MoreTrack athletes hit 53 season-best marks
The 2016 outdoor season continues to be a remarkable one for the Chadron State track and field team as they competed at three big meets in California: the Mt. SAC Relays, Azusa; the Brian Clay Invitational, Azusa; and the Long Beach State Invitational, Long Beach. The Eagles broke eight school records and hit a combined 53 season-best marks.
Read MoreStill no numbers: what is Senate hiding?
Person One: “Chadron State won the basketball game last night.”
Person Two: “What was the score?”
Person One: “Oh, I can’t tell you. If I do, it might hurt the other team’s feelings.”
This scenario is an extreme example of the way we see Senate elections. For years, The Eagle has been asking the executive body of Senate to release the numbers of votes in the Student Senate elections. Year after year, those running for election claim they will be transparent, and they want better working relations with all parts of the college, and year after year, our requests for numbers are denied.
Read MoreThe Eagle excels in news, digital competition
The Eagle’s student staff conjured its own version of football’s “Pic-6” when it scored its sixth straight “Best in Overall Excellence” title in the Nebraska Collegiate Media Association’s annual Golden Leaf Awards, presented Saturday, this year, at Doane College, Crete.
Read MoreStudents compete for prizes, race on campus
The CSC Residence Life Association hosted The Amazing Race last weekend with a number of students participating in the 2.5 mile challenge race. Students competed in teams of two and could do so as an all-male, all-female, or male/female team.
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