Constitution Day panel brings awareness to prominent cases
A board of CSC professors held a panel discussing major court cases as part of Constitution Day, Sept. 15.
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Friday, March 6, 2026
Month: September 2016
Sororities act to make a difference
“He finally did it. He killed her,” a powerful ending to a moving skit involving domestic violence delivered by Zeta Alpha Kappa at the Skit Night put on by the two sororities on campus, Zeta Alpha Kappa and Xi Delta Zeta.
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Men’s rodeo team starts circuit on top
The Chadron State men’s rodeo team started the fall Central Rocky Mountain Region circuit strong this weekend in Chadron at the Dawes County Fairgrounds placing first with 530 points, putting them in the lead of the region. CSC was followed by the Sheridan College men’s team, who racked up 510 points.
Read MoreCAB sets Homecoming deadlines, incentives for participation
The CAB meeting Tuesday night focused on club Homecoming activities.
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Mesa jumps Chadron, climbs in national poll
Colorado Mesa University, Grand Junction, on the back of quarterback Sean Rubalcaba, senior of Grand Junction, Colorado, racked up 513 total yards, Saturday, enough to hand the Eagles their first loss of the season, 47-33.
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Trump, Clinton: Both in the alt-wrong
Donald Trump has dedicated a significant portion of his campaign to discussing immigration, despite the fact that only about 8 percent of Americans rank it as the most important problem facing this country. However, hidden within the immigration front is an ulterior agenda that Hillary Clinton was recently so kind as to point out.
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Garcia leads men’s XC team to 2nd win of season
Alejandro Garcia, graduate student of Pine Bluffs, Wyoming, led the Chadron State cross country team to its second victory of the year at CSC’s annual home meet. Eight of the top ten 10 to cross the finish line at Saturday’s race were Eagles.
Read MoreGolfers struggle at RMAC tournament
The CSC women’s golf team finished just five strokes from the bottom spot in the RMAC Tournament No. 1 in Denver Tuesday. The Eagles finished 13th out of 14 teams.
Read More‘Pete’s Dragon’ provides audience sense of family
“Pete’s Dragon” starts with a scene of a couple traveling through the mountains. They have their young son, Pete, with them. Pete is reading his parents a book about a dog named Elliot. As he is reading a deer comes into the road, causing his father to swerve.
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